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Not Made for You by Kae Kronthaler-Williams is an empowering guide for women navigating the challenges of the tech industry and beyond. Drawing on her extensive career as a global marketing executive, Kronthaler-Williams examines the systemic biases and barriers that women, especially women of color, encounter in male-dominated workplaces. Through personal stories, real-world examples, and practical strategies, the book provides a roadmap for confronting discrimination, reclaiming self-worth, and thriving in environments not designed with women in mind. The book addresses a wide range of issues, including sexism, racism, ageism, microaggressions, and the complexities of collaborating with ego-driven leaders.
From negotiating salaries to building strong support networks, Kae Kronthaler-Williams provides readers with tools to advocate for themselves and others. The strategies are straightforward and grounded in real-world applications, making them applicable to women at any stage of their careers. The writing is engaging and conversational, making complex topics easy to understand. Her passion for creating equitable workplaces shines through, inspiring readers to take ownership of their careers while pushing for systemic change. The book is a guide to navigating challenging environments and a call to build a better future for all. Not Made for You is a powerful resource for women in tech and other industries, as well as for leaders who want to create more inclusive and supportive workplaces. It’s a reminder that women can overcome difficulties and claim their space, overcoming barriers to thrive. This book is a must-read for anyone committed to advancing equity and empowerment in the workplace.
