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Gender Equality at Verizon

Learn more about gender equality at Verizon based on feedback from 63 employees. Based on current Verizon employees, 89% of men and 68% of women responded “No.” Additionally, employees who have a high school education level or have Entry Level work experience answered “No” the most. Lastly, 100% of employees in IT answered “No” to whether they feel like their gender held them back in their career at Verizon, while only 33% of employees in Marketing provided the same answer.

Q: Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?

Answered by 63 Verizon employees

Gender

Male
89% No
Female
68% No

Ethnicity

% who responded "no"

100% of African American/Black Verizon employees selected "No" when asked "Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?", while only 60% of Hispanic or Latino Verizon employees chose "No".

100%
African American/Black
100%
Other
88%
Asian or Pacific Islander
75%
Caucasian
60%
Hispanic or Latino

Department

% who responded "no"

100% of Verizon employees in the IT department selected "No" when asked "Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?", while only 33% of Verizon employees in the Marketing department chose "No".

IT 100%
Customer Support 91%
Product 75%
Design 60%
Sales 60%
Marketing 33%

Age

% who responded "no"

100% of Verizon employees aged 18-25 selected "No" when asked "Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?", while only 40% of Verizon employees aged 46-50 chose "No".

Education

% who responded "no"

100% of Verizon employees with a High school education level selected "No" when asked "Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?", while only 57% of Verizon employees with a Master's education level chose "No".

Experience

% who responded "no"

100% of Entry Level Verizon employees selected "No" when asked "Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?", while only 76% of Verizon employees with Over 10 Years chose "No".

100
Entry Level
86
1 to 3 Years
85
3 to 6 Years
82
6 to 10 Years
76
Over 10 Years

Location

% who responded "no"

100% of Verizon employees in Seattle selected "No" when asked "Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?", while only 67% of Verizon employees in Denver chose "No".

Seattle 100%
Homosassa Springs, FL 100%
New York 84%
San Francisco 75%
Washington, DC 75%
Los Angeles 67%
Denver 67%

Gender & Department

% who responded "no"

100% of Female Verizon employees in the Customer Support department selected "No" when asked "Do you feel that you've been held back in your career because of your gender?", while only 43% of Female Verizon employees in the Sales department chose "No".

Customer Support
Male 83%
Female 100%
Design
Male 67%
Female 0%
IT
Male 100%
Female 100%
Product
Male 100%
Female 0%
Sales
Male 100%
Female 43%
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