With a title, “Why the world needs more women in tech,” it is easy to discern this infographic has something to say! This infographic demonstrates that there is a clear disparity between genders when it comes to hiring in the fast-growing tech industry. By and large, women are being left behind in this booming arena. There are many visual features on this infographic (as opposed to being text-heavy) that allows the reader to easily consume and remember the information. For example, Pinterest, which primarily targets female users, is still a majority male company. Who would have guessed? Fortunately, this infographic educates readers about three possible and likely causes of this gap between the genders and also engages the readers with solutions to this problematic trend.
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