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What roles do gender and race play in the IT job market?

An analysis of over 5,300 job market entrants shows that race and gender influence job market success. Our results reveal a systematic pattern of disadvantages using the theory of intersectionality, which looks at combinations of race and gender.

Learn more in a guest post for Technical.ly by Michael Dinger and executive director Munir Mandviwalla. The results are based on data from IBIT’s Information Systems Job Index.

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