The CEO of a medical supply company is committed to expanding the proportion of highly qualified women in the organization's large staff of salespersons. Given the recent hiring practices of his human resources director, he claims that the company has increased the proportion of women in sales positions throughout the organization between 2014 and 2019. Hoping to find support for his claim, he directs his assistant to collect random samples of the salespersons employed by the company in 2014 and 2019. These data are listed in the file P09_13.xlsx. Test the CEO's claim using the sample data and report a p-value. Round your answer to three decimal places, if necessary.

Is there statistical support for the claim that his strategy is effective at the 10% significance level?

DATA 2019

Salesperson	Gender
1	Male
2	Male
3	Male
4	Male
5	Male
6	Male
7	Male
8	Male
9	Male
10	Male
11	Male
12	Male
13	Female
14	Male
15	Female
16	Male
17	Male
18	Female
19	Female
20	Female
21	Female
22	Male
23	Male
24	Male
25	Male
26	Male
27	Male
28	Female
29	Male
30	Female
31	Male
32	Male
33	Male
34	Male
35	Male
36	Male
37	Male
38	Male
39	Male
40	Female

DATA 2014

Salesperson	Gender
1	Male
2	Male
3	Female
4	Male
5	Male
6	Female
7	Male
8	Male
9	Male
10	Male
11	Male
12	Male
13	Male
14	Female
15	Male
16	Female
17	Male
18	Male
19	Male
20	Male
21	Male
22	Male
23	Male
24	Female
25	Male
26	Female
27	Male
28	Male
29	Male
30	Male
31	Male
32	Male
33	Male
34	Male
35	Male
36	Female
37	Male
38	Male
39	Male
40	Male