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Technology Still A Turn Off For Britain’s Female Elite Says Firebrand Training
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Recent research shows that the IT industry is failing to attract talented women
London, May 04, 2009 -- A survey of 150 recent female graduates [1], showed that
132 would choose a job in management consultancy, marketing or teaching as...
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Recent research shows that the IT industry is failing to attract talented women
London, May 04, 2009 -- A survey of 150 recent female graduates [1], showed that
132 would choose a job in management consultancy, marketing or teaching as their
first or second choice.
Only six of those polled would consider IT, and none had
even heard of the MCSE.
Those questioned said that they don?t find a career in
technology attractive because there is no call for skills such as team working,
strategic thinking or creativity.
Instead, the belief is that a role in IT is dull
and monotonous, requiring only the highly technical knowledge, such as of Server
Administrators working with Windows Server 2003 or 2008.
Despite the value of an MCSE, MCP or similar industry qualification, 88% of UK
women wouldn?t consider a career in technology, according to this research carried
out by Firebrand Training.
They see the industry as being dull and ?dreary?,
demanding extensive technical training, especially
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