Michelle, who hails from Trinidad & Tobago, looks at the anxious faces in the room and thinks, “It is not a male or a white male trying to undermine me. They are all with me in this fight against the monsters we created and who are now threatening to take away our jobs.”
George is an American and wants to know how Asian countries are doing in various fields: “We have a lot of talent there which can be hired for our new initiatives.”
Sunita Nair is furiously jotting down notes from the CEO’s speech on one document, and setting goals for herself on her phone app. She is truly inspired by glimpses of the future being painted on the giant screen, and her ambitions keep ballooning.
Six years ago, she was on a career break and identified herself as a stay-at-home mom.
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