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A Journey with Tasmere
A Journey with Tasmere

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Nevertheless, Tasmere never quit Troubleshooting

When I decided to go back to school to earn my degree, I knew I wanted to join an industry that was challenging, creative, fun, impactful and that would provide a lot of variety and options for my career. I found all these qualities in IT and I am now a proud woman in the Tech industry.

Itโ€™s a well-known fact that technology is a male dominant industry, therefore when I was starting out I knew I would be in the minority. So yes, I have had my fair share of experiences with gender stereotypes and hidden prejudices. I could have decided to use these experiences as excuses to play small and let my insecurities get the best of me but instead, I choose to use all those biases to my advantage. Never forget, there is power in being underestimated.

I am starting to see more women leaders in the tech industry and I look forward to being a part of this trend.

I will end this post by encouraging all women in tech to Speak up! It can be intimidating speaking up and putting yourself out there but donโ€™t let that stop you from sharing your ideas, the world needs them. Plus bravery is contagious, being more vocal will encourage us all to do the same.

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