Can you share any interesting insights from Women's Equal Pay Day 2019 Census stories?

One story could be about the industries where the pay gap was most prominent. For example, in some tech - related fields, women were found to be paid significantly less than their male counterparts despite having similar qualifications and experience. This is likely due to a combination of factors such as unconscious bias in hiring and promotion processes.

One story could be about the increase in the number of women in certain professional fields. For example, in STEM fields, there might have been a small but significant rise in the number of women. This shows the progress towards equality as more women are breaking into traditionally male - dominated areas.

It might have made people more aware of the progress. If the census showed positive trends like more women in leadership positions in companies, it would give the public a sense that equality was being achieved.

Well, here are some. In one town, a man filled out the census form and for the 'hobbies' section, he wrote 'arguing with the census form'. Also, there was a family that had a running joke that their cat was the 'ruler' of the house. So, when the census came, they seriously wrote that the cat was the head of the household with all family members as its'subjects'. One more story is about a young boy who, when asked how many people lived in his house, included all his stuffed animals in the count.

Sure. There was a case where a young boy answered all the census questions as if he was a pirate. He talked about his 'crew' (his family) in pirate lingo and said his home was his 'ship'. It was really funny for the census taker to decipher his answers.

One key insight from these stories is increased energy levels. Once the initial tiredness of the first day or so passes, many people feel more energetic during the 3 - day water fast. It's as if the body has found a new source of vitality within itself.

In many tableau customer success stories, it shows that Tableau enables faster decision - making. A tech startup used Tableau to analyze user behavior data. By visualizing the data in an intuitive way, they could quickly identify areas for improvement in their product and make strategic changes more rapidly than before.

Sure. One insight could be the common factor of perseverance. In many of these success stories, whether business - related or personal, the individuals or entities didn't give up easily. They kept pushing forward despite setbacks.

Many Openshift success stories highlight enhanced security. Openshift has built - in security features that protect applications. For example, in the case of a financial institution's success story, they were able to meet strict regulatory requirements regarding data security because of Openshift's security mechanisms. It also offers isolation between different applications running on the same platform, preventing unauthorized access between them.

Well, the '101 success stories' are likely to contain different approaches to achieving success. Some might have focused on innovation. They came up with new ideas and were not afraid to be different. Others may have relied on building strong relationships, networking with the right people to open doors for them.