The reasons behind the lack of African-American Software Engineers

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The reasons behind the lack of African-American Software Engineers

Troy William has been involved in technology in the recruiting area for over a decade. He is also doing his Ph.D. and organizational leadership, but his main focus is the Disparity of diversity of African-American software engineers and technology. In this episode, we will know the reasons behind the lack of African-Americans in Technology and what is the growth trajectory looks like?, how internship opportunities turn us to get a real job, and what is stopping black engineers from applying or not returning calls.