The Real Reason Women Aren’t Getting Ahead in Tech: “She’s Not Strategic” | by Jess Iandiorio | The Startup | Medium
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Before I explain “She’s not strategic,” I’d like to give you a bit of background. I’m 38 years old and a two-time CMO for tech companies…
The Real Reason Women Aren’t Getting Ahead in Tech: “She’s Not Strategic” Jess Iandiorio 9 min read · Aug 22, 2020 -- 98 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Pro tip: Learn to own the mic. Extra points for jazz hands Before I explain “She’s not strategic,” I’d like to give you a bit of background. I’m 38 years old and a two-time CMO for tech companies. I’ve joined five startups so far and held leadership positions at four of them. Along the way, I’ve had three children, and in my child-bearing years advocated for how to make tech family-friendly , how to handle exec pre
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