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Leadership and Roles Holding Women Back in Cyber

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**DISCLAIMER: All of our opinions are our own. They do not represent, nor are they affiliated with the interests and beliefs of the companies we work for. **

In this episode, The Cyber Queens discuss the difference of how men act in the work vs how women act in the workforce. Women are often forced into limited roles born from a need to over-prove themselves or they are “mom guilted” into picking up more than their fair share of team slack. For decades women have been held back in their careers by inherent biases but we focus on how this applies to the cyber field. The Queens also share give specific examples of how this has happened to them throughout their careers. It’s important to note that women do not only do this to themselves or make it up in their heads. There are certain types of leadership who are more than willing to enable and exploit these mindsets and traditional roles. But the Queens share strategies on how to combat being held back and unbalanced workloads. If you’ve ever felt like you have been held back or constantly have to overprove yourself just know you are NOT alone!!!!
Key Topics:

  • How Women Act In The Workforce
  • Types Of Leadership Who Take Advantage Of Women & Minorities Resulting In Holding Them Back
  • Women Tend to Have To Over Prove Themselves In Cyber
  • Consequences Faced When Women do Over Prove Themselves
  • Women Often Expected To Be A Pretty Face for the Team
  • Men Can Be Lax BUT Women Are Still Expected To Over Prove Themselves
  • Why Are Women’s Strengths Used Against Them?
  • Women Are Viewed As A Threat vs An Asset
  • Women Are Often “Left Out” Of Male Groups/Departments
  • Bias Paradox – Women Shy Away From Things A Man Wouldn’t
  • Strategies To Combat Being Held Back & Over Proving Yourself

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Chapters

1. Introductions (00:00:00)

2. How Women Act In The Workforce & Feel They Have To Over Perform (00:01:00)

3. Sharing Individual Experiences in Sales, Red Teams, and SOCs (00:02:25)

4. Being the "Booth Babe" at BlackHat (00:05:32)

5. Perpetuating These Roles from Leadership (00:08:58)

6. Women’s Strengths Are Used Against Them (00:12:11)

7. Bias Paradox – Women Shy Away From Things A Man Wouldn’t (00:17:12)

8. Positive Leadership at Zoom from Maril (00:18:10)

9. Strategies To Combat Being Held Back (00:19:40)

10. Final Thoughts (00:26:10)

25 episodes

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Manage episode 346448265 series 3392091
Content provided by Maril Vernon, Erika Eakins, and Amber Devilbiss, Maril Vernon, Erika Eakins, and Amber Devilbiss. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Maril Vernon, Erika Eakins, and Amber Devilbiss, Maril Vernon, Erika Eakins, and Amber Devilbiss or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

**DISCLAIMER: All of our opinions are our own. They do not represent, nor are they affiliated with the interests and beliefs of the companies we work for. **

In this episode, The Cyber Queens discuss the difference of how men act in the work vs how women act in the workforce. Women are often forced into limited roles born from a need to over-prove themselves or they are “mom guilted” into picking up more than their fair share of team slack. For decades women have been held back in their careers by inherent biases but we focus on how this applies to the cyber field. The Queens also share give specific examples of how this has happened to them throughout their careers. It’s important to note that women do not only do this to themselves or make it up in their heads. There are certain types of leadership who are more than willing to enable and exploit these mindsets and traditional roles. But the Queens share strategies on how to combat being held back and unbalanced workloads. If you’ve ever felt like you have been held back or constantly have to overprove yourself just know you are NOT alone!!!!
Key Topics:

  • How Women Act In The Workforce
  • Types Of Leadership Who Take Advantage Of Women & Minorities Resulting In Holding Them Back
  • Women Tend to Have To Over Prove Themselves In Cyber
  • Consequences Faced When Women do Over Prove Themselves
  • Women Often Expected To Be A Pretty Face for the Team
  • Men Can Be Lax BUT Women Are Still Expected To Over Prove Themselves
  • Why Are Women’s Strengths Used Against Them?
  • Women Are Viewed As A Threat vs An Asset
  • Women Are Often “Left Out” Of Male Groups/Departments
  • Bias Paradox – Women Shy Away From Things A Man Wouldn’t
  • Strategies To Combat Being Held Back & Over Proving Yourself

Sources:

Get in Touch:

Calls to Action:

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introductions (00:00:00)

2. How Women Act In The Workforce & Feel They Have To Over Perform (00:01:00)

3. Sharing Individual Experiences in Sales, Red Teams, and SOCs (00:02:25)

4. Being the "Booth Babe" at BlackHat (00:05:32)

5. Perpetuating These Roles from Leadership (00:08:58)

6. Women’s Strengths Are Used Against Them (00:12:11)

7. Bias Paradox – Women Shy Away From Things A Man Wouldn’t (00:17:12)

8. Positive Leadership at Zoom from Maril (00:18:10)

9. Strategies To Combat Being Held Back (00:19:40)

10. Final Thoughts (00:26:10)

25 episodes

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