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03-17-2016, 11:44 AM
**t all women in tech have to be coders, but it helps
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For many of the women who lead Australia's tech**logy industry, lacking a degree in computer science has **t been a barrier to success. And, they say, it should **t be one for other women either.
Speaking at the*Females in IT and Telecommunications (http://www.fitt.org.au/)*International Women’s Day luncheon in Sydney Wednesday,*Kate Burleigh, managing director of Intel Australia, Pip Marlow, managing director of Microsoft Australia,*Tara Commerford, managing director of GoDaddy in Australia and New Zealand,*Sharryn Napier, vice president and regional director at Qlik, and*Dr. Susan Pond, steering committee co-chair of Science in Australia Gender Equity, all shared their own unique career paths. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/17/women-tech**logy-pathways/)
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For many of the women who lead Australia's tech**logy industry, lacking a degree in computer science has **t been a barrier to success. And, they say, it should **t be one for other women either.
Speaking at the*Females in IT and Telecommunications (http://www.fitt.org.au/)*International Women’s Day luncheon in Sydney Wednesday,*Kate Burleigh, managing director of Intel Australia, Pip Marlow, managing director of Microsoft Australia,*Tara Commerford, managing director of GoDaddy in Australia and New Zealand,*Sharryn Napier, vice president and regional director at Qlik, and*Dr. Susan Pond, steering committee co-chair of Science in Australia Gender Equity, all shared their own unique career paths. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/17/women-tech**logy-pathways/)
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