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EAST BAY, Calif. - Californer -- Despite some progress, a significant number of minorities still do not feel fully included or experience true diversity within the tech industry. This sentiment was echoed in a recent survey conducted by B-Me Today, which found that 81% of minority tech professionals reported feeling excluded or experiencing microaggressions in their workplaces.
Jaynette Lancaster, Founder at B-Me Today, commented, "These findings underscore the ongoing challenges minorities face in the tech sector. While many companies have made strides in diversity and inclusion initiatives, there is still much work to be done to create truly equitable and welcoming environments for all."
The survey also revealed that:
B-Me Today is committed to working with industry leaders, policymakers, and community organizations to drive meaningful change and ensure that the tech industry reflects the diversity of our society.
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Contact: Jaynette Lancaster, Founder | Jaynette.l@bmetoday.com | 925-395-1356 | bmetoday.com
Jaynette Lancaster, Founder at B-Me Today, commented, "These findings underscore the ongoing challenges minorities face in the tech sector. While many companies have made strides in diversity and inclusion initiatives, there is still much work to be done to create truly equitable and welcoming environments for all."
The survey also revealed that:
- 72% of minority tech professionals have experienced or witnessed workplace discrimination based on their race or ethnicity.
- 64% believe their companies are not doing enough to promote diversity and inclusion.
- 48% have considered leaving their jobs due to the lack of inclusion. These statistics highlight the need for continued efforts to address systemic barriers and unconscious biases that contribute to the lack of inclusion for minorities in tech.
B-Me Today is committed to working with industry leaders, policymakers, and community organizations to drive meaningful change and ensure that the tech industry reflects the diversity of our society.
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About B-Me Today
B-Me Today's dedicated team is here to link you with your ideal tech role and career. We provide access to a wide range of job opportunities in the tech industry, helping you find the perfect fit for your skills and aspirations.
- Pew Research Center (2021): 81% of Black STEM workers reported experiencing discrimination in the workplace, compared to 52% of white STEM workers.
- Built In (2022): 63% of women of color in tech reported feeling excluded in their workplaces due to their gender or race.
- Kapor Center (2020): 50% of Black and Latinx women in tech reported experiencing stereotyping and 30% reported experiencing bullying or harassment.
Contact: Jaynette Lancaster, Founder | Jaynette.l@bmetoday.com | 925-395-1356 | bmetoday.com
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