I thought about running a business by myself, for example, operating a bookstore, but I think it is very difficult not only because of the market opportunities but also the way society constructs the role of women. being less “powerful” than men in many careers. It is not difficult to see that heads of state, corporate CEOs and board members, school principals, and members of the legislative branch at government levels are all typically men. When a woman ascends to such positions, people tend to stick to the expectations of the rule and wonder how she will compare to a man in the same position. She has to work even harder than men to prove that she can do this job, and since there are few women in higher-level jobs, she has to be tougher, more decisive, even more aggressive than the men. men to achieve their goals. desires to achieve. This is not easy in a male-dominated society. Nowadays, more and more women are earning the same professional degree as men, but they still earn less than men and the pay gap widens as the year goes on. I cannot accept the fact that I obtained the same professional degree as a man, but rose to positions considered lower than his, such as office level. It is not fair, or in other words, it is discrimination that has suppressed women in their development as human beings through professional development, promotion and