CEO of Norgence, Albert Naa, has expressed concern about misleading narratives that portray the tech space as male-dominated and suggest that females struggle to find their place within it. He emphasized that the tech industry and the careers it offers are open and available to individuals of all genders.
He shared these sentiments during an interview on A1 Radio’s Tech Friday segment of the Day Break Upper East Show.
He explained that while tech jobs can be lucrative, individuals interested in pursuing them must be determined and prepared to sacrifice long hours to enhance their skills in the field.
Mr. Naa also encouraged those building careers in the tech space, particularly those pursuing formal degrees at tertiary institutions, to engage in additional private readings and experimentation to further develop their expertise.
As a tech expert, Mr. Naa’s remarks shed light on the importance of dispelling the misconception that the tech industry is exclusively for males. His insights underscore the need for inclusivity and the recognition that talent and passion, rather than gender, are the driving forces behind success in the tech space.
In urging more women to participate and highlighting the available opportunities, Mr. Naa aims to foster a diverse and thriving tech industry that benefits from the contributions of individuals from all backgrounds.
A1 Radio, a subsidiary of Agreed Best Communication Company, has launched “Tech Friday,” a groundbreaking segment on their flagship morning programme, Day Break Upper East Show. This 10-minute segment aims to keep listeners informed about the latest technological advancements and provide practical insights on how they can leverage these innovations to boost their productivity. It is a partnership between A1 Radio and Norgence IT Solutions.
