Experiences of a Senior Engineer
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A senior industrial engineer recounts her 26-year career since graduating in 1991 to examine why women's visibility and leadership in STEM haven’t kept pace with technological change. She discusses social roles, HR practices and factors affecting girls’ interest in math, shares personal and observed experiences, and offers suggestions to help women in technology overcome the glass ceiling and better contribute to companies and society.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:01Family influence
- 7:01University challenges
- 10:15First professional steps
- 13:09Work at AENOR and Brussels
- 15:17Moving to the U.S.
- 17:06Motherhood and gender equality
- 18:35Office management in Aragón
- 20:22Current role and team leadership
- 21:25Leadership and human contact
- 22:53Final message
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