Women typically earn less than men for the same work. That’s a significant barrier

Lina

Office Manager

I’ve been told a lot how a man would do my job better and I’ll never be as good as men are because my brain just doesn’t function as efficiently as men.

Meaad

Graphic and UX/UI designer

I have asked a friend of mine to recommend me to a place, and they told him they don’t hire women ‘because that might cause some trouble around the office

Anonymous

Women in STEM are often challenged and made feel like they aren’t supposed to be there

Tara

Founder and Managing Director

Knowledge is power, I did a lot of reading, and I became the 1st in my section cause I learned how to win over all the people around me, maybe they don’t like that I am a woman, but they do recognize me as a successful employee.

Sura

Sr. Software Project Manager

I have always believed in showing them - not telling them. The whole situation has made us women much more detail-oriented and focused. As much as it is stressful, it has made women deliver better results overall.

Noor

Data analyst

I didn’t remain silent about the barriers I faced. I actively engaged in discussions with colleagues and peers to raise awareness about these challenges. By sharing my experiences and insights, I aimed to challenge stereotypes and biases that exist in the industry.

Khadija

Software Developer

I have become more focused on my well-being, both mentally and physically, and have started to disregard negative opinions, choosing to only welcome constructive feedback.

Nabaa

Techpreneur

I would say do not procrastinate. Just start! And never stop learning. Everyday learn something new because consistency is the key to make achievements.

Anonymous

You are inherently valuable. Be bold and brave; ask for what is rightfully yours without hesitation. There is nothing lacking in your worth, so go for what you truly deserve.

Sima

Office Director of VP Admiration

Never stop, keep achieving your goals, for yourself and to build your future. All obstacles are temporary, Even if you fail once or twice, you will succeed as long as you try.

Viyan

IT Teacher

You are much more capable than you think and you’re needed in this economy. Be patient and make your career your priority.

Anonymous

Go out there, reach out! talk to people, ask! Having career as a woman is challenging by itself don’t make it harder by underestimating yourself!

Noor

Data analyst

Don’t be deterred by stereotypes or gender biases. Instead, use your unique perspective as a woman to bring fresh ideas and innovation to the table. Seek out mentors and allies who support your growth, and never stop learning.”

Nabaa

Techpreneur