A Woman's Guide to Winning in Tech

Recognized by the 2026 International Impact Book Awards for Outstanding Literary Achievement in Memoir.

Part memoir, part satire, and part survival guide, A Woman's Guide to Winning in Tech is for every woman who has ever been interrupted in a meeting, underestimated in the workplace, or expected to decode an alphabet soup of corporate acronyms without a translator.

Tired of being the only woman in the room, and still having to prove you belong?

You're not imagining it. And you're definitely not alone.

A Woman's Guide to Winning in Tech is a witty, satirical, and sharp-edged survival guide that dismantles the myth that men are "naturally better" at technology. Through real (and hilariously exaggerated) stories, Caroline Dunn reveals how ridiculous gender stereotypes are-and arms you with humor, confidence, and strategies to thrive in classrooms, conference rooms, and comment sections.

Inside, you'll find chapters including:

• Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
• Manual for Surviving Mansplaining
• Feedback is Not a Gift
• Network with Confidence

Packed with fake forums, parody FAQs ("Frequently Annoying Questions"), and laugh-out-loud anecdotes, this book shows that competence-not chromosomes-makes the system run.

Perfect for:

✅ Women in STEM or just starting out

✅ Professionals navigating tech culture at any career stage

✅ Mentors, allies, and leaders who want to spark change

✅ Anyone ready to challenge the status quo (and laugh while doing it)

Caroline Dunn is an award-winning author, engineer, tech marketing executive, and content creator with a YouTube audience of over 40,000 subscribers. Her innovative projects-from facial recognition systems to smart home automation-have led to features in The MagPi (Raspberry Pi's official magazine), VoyageATL, Hypepotamus, and multiple guest appearances on the Tom's Hardware Pi Cast Show. Her writing has also been published in Tom's Hardware and Commercial Integrator.She holds both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. Outside of tech, Caroline and her husband, Paul, enjoy running, traveling, and exploring Atlanta's vibrant music and arts scene.Through her work, Caroline champions inclusion, challenges outdated stereotypes and proves that anyone can thrive in technology.