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Nearly 60% of nurses say they aren’t fully prepared for the technology they use at work
By Ethan Park
The best and worst cities for women in tech
Lila Rodriguez
Lila Rodriguez
Senior Reporter · Mount Zion, IL
Lila graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a degree in Education Policy. Having spent the last 15 years reporting for local publications including NPR Illinois, she specializes in covering the ever-evolving landscape of Decatur's school system. Lila is passionate about highlighting student voices and educational reform.
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SmartAsset reports that San Jose ranks as the best U.S. city for women in tech, while Bakersfield has the largest pay disparity.
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