Even non-members expressed their genuine interest in Women in STEM Group and applauded the concept. "When people think of engineering, they often imagine a man in overall and steel-toed boots," said Chimi Lendral Choden, an IT engineer at Link Unify. "The general public perceives certain engineering fields as dirty work, which may discourage girls and women from pursuing these fields. However, I am confident that STEM initiatives provide a wonderful opportunity for young girls to change their minds about STEM careers such as medicine, engineering, architecture, and scientific research. It is critical to instill a STEM mindset in students, particularly girls, at an early stage in the educational system, and I hope that through these experiences, young girls can ensure gender parity. As our world becomes more digitalised, we require a greater number of female workers with expertise in technology and science."