Biased Hiring and Promotion Practices

Misconceptions about women’s STEM abilities can translate into unconscious bias among employers, resulting in fewer job opportunities, lower salaries, and limited career advancement for women in STEM careers.

Misconceptions about women’s STEM abilities can translate into unconscious bias among employers, resulting in fewer job opportunities, lower salaries, and limited career advancement for women in STEM careers.

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