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It's exhausting to keep having this same conversation over and over, but I suppose that's the purpose of comments like yours. Look at the graduation rates for
by zorpner 11y ago
It's exhausting to keep having this same conversation over and over, but I suppose that's the purpose of comments like yours.
Look at the graduation rates for women and minorities from CS programs; then look at the industry participation rates, particularly over time and particularly with reference to seniority. They're not turning their back on tech, they're being driven out.
- kelukelugames 11y agoIt is exhausting and frustrating. We need to store copy pasta for these conversation. Maybe I will compile a list.
- htns 11y agoLooking at women's CS graduation rates means nothing if you don't look at overall graduation rates. I have yet to see any proof that women are really being driven out from CS rather than being driven into some other field.
- pdabbadabba 11y agoTrue enough. But I don't think everything is necessarily A-OK so long as women are landing in some other field. It is also important why women are being driven away from CS (whether into some other field or not).