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An Objective Perspective on the Correlation Between Women’s Job Satisfaction and the Financial Prosperity of IT Companies
Author(s): Aniruddha Acharya

Abstract
The rapid global expansion of the Information Technology (IT) sector between 2015 and 2020 has highlighted the increasing importance of human capital gender diversity and employee satisfaction as primary determinants of organizational financial performance. In particular women’s job satisfaction has emerged as a critical research focus due to its significant impact on productivity retention innovation organizational citizenship behavior and ultimately the long-term financial prosperity of IT firms. This research paper presents an objective and evidence-based examination of the correlation between women’s job satisfaction and the financial performance of IT companies emphasizing how workplace inclusivity leadership support equitable opportunities psychological safety flexible work policies and organizational culture influence both employee well-being and company profitability. Drawing upon multinational data sets HR analytics industry surveys academic literature and organizational case studies published between 2015 and 2020 this study demonstrates that companies with higher levels of gender-inclusive practices and stronger support systems for women consistently outperform industry averages in profitability innovation output revenue growth and shareholder value.