Beyond biases: 👩‍🦳💼 breaking assumptions about hiring women with a career gap.
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🌟 Have you ever considered the impact of biases when women decide to return to their careers after a significant break? Age and gender should never be barriers to professional growth, yet these biases persist. It's time we, as a society, address and break down these hurdles. In this episode of ⁠BasTalk,⁠ we're diving into the challenges most women encounter during career comebacks, especially by men and the ecosystem around them. Challenges Faced: 💼 Career Gaps: We explore the challenge of career gaps, how they occur, and why they shouldn't be seen as detrimental to a candidate's potential. 🚺 Ageism and Gender Bias: We uncover how women, particularly those above 40, often face age and gender-related stereotypes that affect their job prospects. The Impact: 📉 Economic Consequences: We discuss how biases against women seeking employment can have economic repercussions, not just for the individuals but for society as a whole. Solutions: 🤝 Inclusivity and Sensitivity: We emphasize the importance of creating inclusive workplaces and understanding the value of diversity. 🌐 Support Networks: We'll also highlight the role of support networks, mentorship, and empowerment programs. Call to Action: ✨ The power to create a more inclusive and supportive workforce lies in each of us. Let's break down these barriers together and create opportunities based on merit and potential, rather than age and gender. For more engaging episodes, follow #BasTalk and explore additional resources at www.bastalk.in. If you find this episode valuable, share it with friends and colleagues who may be embarking on their career comebacks. Let's empower more women to succeed! #CareerComesback #EmpoweringWomen --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bastalk/message
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