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The image presents a bar chart depicting the percentage of females employed in Greece within three job sectors, namely Call Centre, Banking and Finance, and Customer Service, across the years 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, and 2015. In 1990, Call Centre had approximately 5%, Banking and Finance around 4%, and Customer Service about 6%. In 1995, Call Centre reached about 8%, Banking and Finance approximately 6%, and Customer Service close to 10%. In 2000, Call Centre increased to roughly 12%, Banking and Finance to 11%, and Customer Service to 16%. In 2005, Call Centre achieved about 20%, Banking and Finance about 18%, and Customer Service around 25%. In 2010, Call Centre rose to approximately 35%, Banking and Finance to 32%, and Customer Service to 35%. In 2015, Call Centre peaked at around 50%, Banking and Finance at 45%, and Customer Service at 45%.
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The given bar chart depicts the proportion of women employees in difference three career sectors in Greece during 1990 to 2015.
Overview, it is immediately noticeable that the number of customer service was highest from the beginning year, and become highest again in 2015.
A closer inspection of the trends illustrates that a career on customer service was the highest throughout the period, rising from over 10% in 1990 to approximately 20% in 2005. After peaking at around the proportion of 50 in the last year of the period.
In addition, the number of call centre shows no change in the beginning, roughly 5%, while banking and finance were guadually increase in 1990 until the last year, with figure of just under 10% to 35%, respectively. However, the percentage of call center was highly than banking and finance in 2000, and find a significant increase to 45% in the last year.
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