The visibility of women in leadership roles within tech varies worldwide, influenced by intersecting factors such as race, class, and national context. For instance, Scandinavian countries with strong gender equality measures have higher rates of women in tech leadership, whereas many countries struggle with “glass ceiling” effects that particularly affect women from minority backgrounds. This disparity impacts mentorship availability and the shaping of inclusive work cultures globally.

The visibility of women in leadership roles within tech varies worldwide, influenced by intersecting factors such as race, class, and national context. For instance, Scandinavian countries with strong gender equality measures have higher rates of women in tech leadership, whereas many countries struggle with “glass ceiling” effects that particularly affect women from minority backgrounds. This disparity impacts mentorship availability and the shaping of inclusive work cultures globally.

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