Women in IT want to be the boss
Being a CIO or a self-employed entrepreneur was the most popular ambition in a survey of 400 women working in the technology industry.
The women were...
Being a CIO or a self-employed entrepreneur was the most popular ambition in a survey of 400 women working in the technology industry.
The women were questioned at the recent W-tech event and 14% said they wanted to be an entrepreneur, running their own business or a CIO.
Next most popular was project management, with 12% of the vote. Maggie Berry, director of womenintechnology.co.uk, which conducted the survey, said: "The results highlighted how ambitious women in IT are. It also goes to show just how many different career paths IT can offer."
The rest of the survey answers spanned a wide range. They included consultancy, coaching and mentoring, and professional blogging.
W-tech was a careers and networking event aimed at women. It was organised by the BCS Women's Forum and online job board womenintechnolgy.co.uk.
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