How IBM is helping women re-enter the tech workplace
07 May 2018 |
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On today's "Walk the Talk," IBM Vice-President of Talent Joanna Daly discusses the company's efforts to help women who are returning to the workforce after a mid-career absence with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu on "What'd You Miss?"
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