Pioneer - Score between 81-100
A trailblazer for women in Tech. Those companies are amongst the tech companies leading the way on inclusion, gender equity and workplace safety.
Pacemaker - Score between 61-80
These companies have implemented gender inclusion actions and are setting the pace for positive change on inclusion, gender equity and workplace safety.
Achiever - Score between 41-60
We applaud these companies for their progress and achieving some of their gender inclusion goals.
These companies are learning how to improve their workplace for women in Tech with 50inTech.
Discoverer - Score between 25-40
Companies that are taking the first steps to learn, raise awareness and integrate inclusion actions into their company.
They are uncovering new ways to improve their inclusion, gender equity and workplace safety
Observer - Score between 0-24
These companies are at the beginning of their journey and in the learning phase.
They are onboard with the goals of 50inTech and are putting in place their project to improve their inclusion, gender equity and workplace safety.
The “Gender Score” questionnaire is an interactive calculator based on a scoring system where for each calculated question, answer options are assigned a percentage value, called a weight.
The weight values assigned to each question indicate how much each case counts in the calculation, which varies depending on it’s benchmark and their relative importance. Some questions are only reserved for data collection.
Questions were allocated based on a selection of best practices that support gender inclusion in the workplace; and global industry indicators e.g. Number of women in tech roles, which is ∼27.9% in Europe (the range varies by location) - Statista.
The calculation of your score in “Part 1 - Gender Data”, is based on the parity of your overall workforce and total tech team. We also consider a couple of questions that give an indication of your workplace retention.
Part 2 - 5 “Work-life balance, Equal Pay, Fair Career Path, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion” are Yes/No or multi-select questions and text input.
Relevant questions have been selected for companies falling within two size classes: Microenterprises and small companies (<50 employees) and Medium and large companies (>50 employees).
A company's final score is calculated from the average of all category scores, and we provide first insights and recommendations based on their scores in each category.
It is important to note that, although we are advocating for more Women in Tech, a good practice for gender inclusion is to aim for gender parity, or at least be within the limits of parity - numbers at either extremity aren’t a good indication of equality.
" We created the #GenderScore because measuring your actions is the first step towards gender equity. We decided to offer it for free to all companies because we want to create a great transparency movement in Tech that will benefit both companies and women. Show your commitment and let's impact the Tech ecosystem together."
CEO at 50inTech