Women n Tech Jobs

In the United States, in large IT companies, there are... (Choose 2 answers.)

• more women working in technical jobs than the national average.

• more men working than there are women.

• less women working in technical jobs than the national average.

• more women working than there are men.

To reduce the gender disparity in IT roles, women require... (Choose 3 answers.)

• more education in technology.

• expensive smartphones.

• to be present on job interview panels.

• more companies to help women keep their job.

In the education sector, women wish that they would be taught... (Choose 3 answers.)

• how to create viruses.

• at university levels of education.

• how to work in cyber security.

• as early as the secondary-school level of education.

• how to create programs.

Nowadays, technology companies are making it a point that in the interview panel...

• more women are present.

• all the panel is made up of women.

• there are as many women as there are men.

When a woman is hired, she needs... (Choose 2 answers.)

• men to accept her as an equal co-worker.

• a large office.

• to be helped in dealing with a male-dominated environment.

All IT companies are all businesses...

• needing to make a profit.

• that do everything for free.

• paid by the government.

An IT company needs the following employees to work successfully: (Choose 4 answers.)

• People who make a product or service

• People who advertise the product or service

• People who pray that the product or service is a success

• People who look after the need of the IT company

• People who sell the product or service

In an IT company all its employees must come from a programming background. True or False?

• True

• False

The User Experience (UX) designer makes sure that...

• the manager is content with the product.

• the programmer is satisfied with the product.

• the end user is satisfied with the product.

The User Experience (UX) designer should... (Choose 4 answers.)

• understand what the user likes or dislikes.

• show the programmer what the user wants in a product.

• only worry about the company's profits.

• understand what the user wants in a product.

• communicate well with others.