Women in Tech: HR News, Trends & Workplace Insights

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Updated on: Mar 2026
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GenAI bridges gender gap in workforce, acts as equalizer :Nasscom-BCG
Survey & Report

GenAI bridges gender gap in workforce, acts as equalizer :Nasscom-BCG

In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, gender diversity remains a critical challenge. While women constitute 36% of India’s tech workforce, their representation in executive roles remains disproportionately low. However, the advent of GenAI (Generative AI) promises to revolutionize the industry. It also assures to create opportunities for women to break through traditional barriers. Recently, Nasscom, […]

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Shifting Trends: Younger, Educated Women Workforce
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Shifting Trends: Younger, Educated Women Workforce

The world of work is evolving, and women are at the forefront of this transformation. From breaking barriers to driving economic growth, they’ve made their mark. But challenges persist. Let’s explore recent policies and initiatives shaping the future for women in the workforce. The Union Budget 2024-25 was unveiled on July 23, 2024. In her […]

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31% of women in tech mull leaving within 12 months, Report
Survey & Report

31% of women in tech mull leaving within 12 months, Report

According to a Skillsoft report, Nearly a third of women in tech (31%) are contemplating leaving due to poor management, insufficient training, and inadequate compensation. According to Orla Daly, Chief Information Officer at Skillsoft, 85% of survey respondents note gender disparity in their team, while 38% express dissatisfaction with growth prospects. Daly warns of a […]

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62% women working in Tech Industry prefer working from office: Survey
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62% women working in Tech Industry prefer working from office: Survey

62% women working in Tech Industry prefer working from office: Survey Almost 38 per cent of Indian women working in the tech or IT industry prefer working at home to working in the office, says a new survey. About 36 per cent women said they had more autonomy when not working in an office, according to the […]

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