The Japanese Experience in Silicon Valley: JWIBA's Revealing DEI Reports

The Japanese Women's Initiative in The Bay Area has just released two impressive, thorough, and revelatory DEI reports discussing the experiences of Japanese expatriates in Silicon Valley.

Career Development of Silicon Valley Expatriates

JWIBA interviewed 42 Japanese men and women who have experienced expatriation and repatriation. The group questioned respondents about their Silicon Valley experiences and industry opinions regarding gender and opportunity equality.

The results are staggering, with women showing more tenacious perseverance than their male colleagues. The study showed that 74% of women pursued Silicon Valley positions of their own volition, compared to 36% of men, despite fewer available opportunities.

Career Transition: Diverse Career Cases and Approaching Career Changes Across the U.S. and Japan

Here, JWIBA presents a look into the varied career paths of 50 Japanese individuals. This report studies individuals from different backgrounds and situations, from postdoctoral researchers with new jobs to people accompanying their partners to startup builders.

It offers a more personal look into the specific challenges faced and support networks created by Japanese expatriates.

Read the press release and access the JWIBA reports here >>> https://bwnews.pr/4eS8fI5