SHOW UP FOR EACH OTHER
“There are a lot of discouraging things happening out there, and I think the way to keep people in the field is we have to mentor each other and show up for each other. We have to realize that the woman standing next to you is not your competition, and there’s room for more than one woman at the table.
We can all fit there.”
– Jill, Auto Tech
FACTS:
Women Techs by the Numbers
1
%
left a job that limited their growth.
1
%
want to be respected for their skills, not their gender.
1
%
have experienced a bias in the workplace.
What is happening in the world of Women Techs
SOLVING THE TECH SHORTAGE PROBLEM
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GET INSPIRED: FIX FLY TRAVEL
Elena Gonzalez works as an Aircraft Maintenance Technician, she helps mentor and support those interested in entering the aviation industry. Check out her blog!
AAPEX EVENTS: WOMEN IN AUTOCARE
Women in Auto Care organizes and hosts a variety of events which help to further our mission of connecting, empowering and mentoring young women within the auto care industry.
SPOTLIGHT: GIRL GANG GARAGE
The mission of Girl Gang Garage is to elevate, encourage, and champion women’s entry and advancement within the automotive & skilled trade industries.
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“Don’t look at that job as a chance to prove yourself in a male-dominated industry. We belong here, but proving it is not the point of taking the job. Take the job because you love the mechanics – because you love working on motors or vehicles. Narrow your mind and focus on that. Don’t worry about what the next guy, or even the next girl, thinks about you. That’s not important, and it’s not why you took this job. Be passionate about your skills.”
– Edica, Auto Tech
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