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Can you name some companies that welcomes women after career break with the same warmth as before?

Roshan Gupta

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1. IBM (Tech Re-Entry program) 2. Accenture (Return to Work program) 3. Deloitte (Return to Work program) 4. Amazon (Amazon Career Choice Returnship) 5. Goldman Sachs (Returnship Program for Experienced Professionals) These companies offer programs designed to support professionals, including women, who have taken a career break, providing training, mentorship, and opportunities for career advancement.

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