What We've Learned From Working in a Male-Dominated Industry: Tips & Tricks to Achieve Success

How can women best support and empower women in a male-dominated field?

Have you been in a situation where you are the person who has been on the team the longest but is the least respected and the least paid? How did you deal with that? What was the outcome?

How can I show my male supervisor(s) that I deserve a promotion/raise through my hard work and perseverance? Sometimes I feel it's not enough for them and end up overworking myself.

I’m in a position now where my team is managing clients that come in because they are the types of clients who are attracted to our particular sales style that the owner (older white evangelical...

How to be successful as a woman in remote jobs?

Why do we as women have to feel intimidated or threatened by our male colleagues when we know just as much if not more then our male colleagues but yet we're still being underpaid, as well as...

How can I get males to listen to my recommendations when I am the subject matter expert?

Have you seen CEOs and Boards of Directors buy in to the need for DEI and establish accountability in at levels of leadership?

Have advanced analytical skills. Guys have intimidated me and taken over my work As long as I am teaching they are fine but as a consultant who has superior skills makes them feel threatened

I don’t think I have an issue with male domination. Every place I worked it is white domination, man or a woman it is always a loosing game to even engage with them. They show me my place in a...

How have you overcome internalized sexism within yourself to win in a situation? What was the situation? What was your action? How did that action impact the situation?

What is a day to day life for a Software Engineer at Datadog like?

Opinions on addressing inappropriate behavior one-on-one vs. in real time, no matter how many people are around

How can I promote or brag my work and ideas with confidence?

Did you sometimes get discouraged by women under representation in tech?

I have many different skills but I never get to be an expert. How can I be effective if I become a leader?

What experience has taught you to keep striving for your career aspirations?

My skills are more impressive than my resume implies. What should I do?

How do you get people to change their minds when facts, studies, personal exerience does not seem to matter?

How are positions typically filled at your company?

When looking to transfer from Medical Devices to Technology /Systems how can i represent this change in my professional resume?