Yes - I think this comment sums it up well. Remember how the media celebrated her appointment, focussing on her gender, as if the silver bullet of "gender dive

Yes - I think this comment sums it up well. Remember how the media celebrated her appointment, focussing on her gender, as if the silver bullet of "gender diversity" will resolve the many problems we have in tech management. The media did this before she'd demonstrated any leadership or success. For some who hold more interest in identity politics than technology, the mere appointment of a female CEO was success enough. Yet, ironically, it is this politically-fueled attention to her gender that now resonates as we observe her failure. Let's hope it doesn't create damaging prejudices against other female leaders. If it does, I hope the real culprits are as obvious to other readers as they are to me. We need to rein in the social justice warriors and stop tech being used as a vehicle for gender identity politics and virtue-signalling.