proposals to strengthen the position of women in the tech industry:
- Provides more women! Charity begins at home, so you should still be made directly within the company itself and the initial set technology-savvy women. Targeted promotion of women may sound a little corny, if it be very generalized, but just based on the technology industry, where the gap between the sexes is so blatantly in really all industries and distributed to all occupational levels, it might make perfect sense be and just to bring some balance
- Creates incentives for women who are anyway already busy in your company -.. paid them the appropriate training or creating internal training programs
- Donation of a portion of your profits (yes, yes – I know: OnePlus and profits …) to a fund for scholarships hang at a university with an emphasis on technique (equivalent to MIT, the RIT or Stanford), which is designed exclusively for women. This could ensure that you – even if it takes some time -., More women can achieve such a high degree that qualifies them for a high-tech career
- Works with the local primary schools together, so that there early can stimulate interest in mathematics and science in young girls and you can show them ways for college and beyond.
- Seek out sponsors or partners from areas that already make today a good job here, when it comes to the field of engineering or programming specifically promote women and support.
We know already that you have done a good job at OnePlus and a product on the has brought market, which was well received and has earned great reviews. You need no strange or sexually charged competitions to attract more attention. The people in the forum come because of the interesting news of thoughtful insights and because you want to talk animatedly about your products – and not to drool to examine a hot teacher who wants to win a mobile phone regardless of the social consequences. ” / p>
In a nutshell: Goes to the problems between the sexes with meaningful initiatives – and not according to transparent gift-actions, of which the men involved benefit significantly more than women
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