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Its sad - that she isn't out there more: setting a visible example for other women. But it is by her choice, and I am glad she has the choice. As men, we shoul
by pm24601 11y ago
Its sad - that she isn't out there more: setting a visible example for other women. But it is by her choice, and I am glad she has the choice.
As men, we should make tech more accommodating to women.
It is interesting that if Jessica was really a man "Jessie" how would the experiences have been. (i.e. founders ignoring "him", assuming "he" was a secretary, etc.)
Of course, I better make sure I don't fall into this trap!
Update: Interesting state of affairs. My comment is being downvoted.
- ElComradio 11y agoGood idea. While you are at it- Don't bias based on weight. Don't bias on college/university. Don't bias on motivation to change the world. Don't bias on environmental/gender/racial activism or lack thereof. Don't bias based on the presence of a lumbersexual-style beard. Don't bias based on sense of humor. Don't bias based on political opinions. Don't bias based on social anxiety and bombing an interview because of freezing. Don't bias based on age. Don't bias against dressing well or wearing a suit.