The bar chart elucidates the
proportion
of male employees occupying senior development roles within three prominent corporations – Use synonyms
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– across the three-decade period from 1980 to 2010.
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Overall
, the data reveals a discernible upward trajectory in the representation of men in high-level positions within all three companies. Notably, Linking Words
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of male senior developers throughout the observed timeframe.
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Apple
exhibited the highest initial percentage of men in senior roles, registering at approximately 13%. Use synonyms
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, which recorded significantly lower figures of 2% and 6%, respectively. Use synonyms
Subsequently
, between 1980 and 1990, Linking Words
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experienced a dramatic surge in its male senior development workforce, escalating to 12%, thereby matching Use synonyms
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, which had marginally declined. Concurrently, Use synonyms
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witnessed a gradual yet steady ascent, reaching close to 10%.
By 1995, the percentage of male senior employees at Use synonyms
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commenced
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Subsequently
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IBM
underwent a period of remarkable expansion, culminating in a figure of approximately 66% in 2010. A similar, albeit less pronounced, trend was evident in the data for Use synonyms
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