The Tech Panda sought to know the challenges that women entrepreneurs in India still face as the pandemic recovery starts.
Since the world has been turning, women have been told they can’t do business. Women have been consistently proving them wrong. And they continue to do so. Today, women in business mean it. The challenges are still there, and women entrepreneurs take them head on.
Niranjana Neelakantan, Co-founder & COO, TESSOL
“Maybe since we were all operating in a fully virtual world under similar constraints, surprisingly, many of the challenges I used to face in a physical setting in my sector vanished once we started working virtually. In our sector otherwise, the greatest challenge one faces is the biases that people hold against women and their ability to deliver in this sector. Things are getting much better with time, but we still have a long way to go”
“Professionally, I noticed, gender suddenly did not really play a part in day-to-day activities. In our sector otherwise, the greatest challenge one faces is the biases that people hold against women and their ability to deliver in this sector. Things are getting much better with time, but we still have a long way to go.”
