"The reverse was true when a job attracted more men. Computer programming, for instance, used to be a relatively menial role done by women. But when male progra

"The reverse was true when a job attracted more men. Computer programming, for instance, used to be a relatively menial role done by women. But when male programmers began to outnumber female ones, the job began paying more and gained prestige." This is a direct reframing of history to meet an agenda. Furthermore, if the authors can't understand why an Information Technology manager makes more than a Human Resources manager, except in terms of gender, you can be pretty sure they are working very hard not to understand it.