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9 Philippine-based startups that made it to YC https://lnkd.in/gS-Zp7BP

Not an ordinary student-entrepreneur; Jennie Villanueva sets the bar higher! https://lnkd.in/gX9ZkRZJ

Why do women continue to earn less than men? Women earn only 81 cents for every dollar earned by men in 2016 Women surpassed men (women are now more highly educated than men) in education and nearly caught up with men in terms of work experience Women are nearly half of mangers in Fortune 500 companies, but they comprised only 14.3% executive officers in 2012, made up 3.8% CEOS, and held just 16.6% board seats in 2011 Men and women have equivalent wages after graduation but diverge widely as they progress in their careers Why is this the case? 1. Mother hood wage penalty. Women tend to leave their jobs for family reasons more than men, who often quit for job-related issues 2. Women still shoulder more traditional gender roles within the family, which could lead them to accept lower wages in return for greater flexibility 3. It is found that women are less willing to negotiate and compete compared to men (women are more agreeable compared to men) What other factors do you think contribute to this? And at this point in time, how much has truly changed?

Think change is locked in an age bracket? You haven't met these youth innovators yet. Sharan Mansukhani Justine Ngo Vince Villanueva Leonard Ang Chino Tolentino Princess Ventures https://lnkd.in/gZe-TXhk

Filipinos in Web3 you should connect! Kristian Quirapas Carl Munsayac, CWP, CEPP Melissa Mesias Giu Comia Harry Santos Krystelle Galano https://lnkd.in/gdGDx4ep