Encouraging Allyship and Advocacy

When employees and leaders recognize bias, they’re more likely to become active allies for women, speaking up against microaggressions and advocating for equitable opportunities. This shifts organizational norms over time, directly aiding in the advancement of female product managers.

When employees and leaders recognize bias, they’re more likely to become active allies for women, speaking up against microaggressions and advocating for equitable opportunities. This shifts organizational norms over time, directly aiding in the advancement of female product managers.

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