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“For me, being a woman means being light. It represents the ability to be a mother, daughter, sister, wife, friend, professional, all at the same time and with love”. – Nayla Maxwell,Â
Senior IT Talent Acquisition Specialist
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“To (be a woman means to) have the ability to be focused but at the same time always see beyond. To be a woman usually means that she can handle the whole picture of any situation in life”. – Ivannia Montes de Oca, HR Manager
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“For me, being a woman, among many other things, means resisting. It means living with a constant struggle but hoping for an equitable society. Also, working harder to prove oneself to society, empowering oneself among women. Being a woman means creating life but also living it (with caution) too”. – Alejandra JimĂ©nez, Graphic Designer
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“Being a woman means being brave, living in a context in which walking is often like taking steps on shifting sand, but it also means having the strength to move forward without sinking, moving from wherever it is necessary to do so for the benefit of our growth.” – Fiorella Ly Rojas, Internal Talent Success ManagerÂ
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“I believe that never before in the modern history of humankind has women had such a relevant role in society as we have now. Women have enriched each field in which they work: science, technology, medicine, administration, care, etc. We have brought new perspectives that allowed us to improve as a society, and we have also learned to share that experience with others to continue growing.Â
Our experienced voice is very important and is being heard as never before!” – Melania González, Operations Manager
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“To be a woman is a struggle and a blessing. It’s a battle because you don’t realize you might be at a disadvantage till it’s too late, and by then, you have to relearn, redo, and renovate a lot of you that was once something you thought was “normal.” It’s a struggle because you live in fear, impotence, and angered because the reality we live in is dangerous. And even though you are brave and stand up to it, the feeling is there.
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But it’s a blessing too! Because this reality makes you stronger. It’s a blessing because you find sisterhood in other women because only they understand what you feel, how much you feel, and that sisterhood creates a circle of trust where we encourage each other to make the world and future we know we deserve”. – Montserrat RodrĂguez, Content Writer
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“May we always remember all that we are, beings of great light, inspiring, capable of touching the sky and more. Each one is extraordinary”. – Tania Ureña, Contact Center Associate
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