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> Sorry, so you're suggesting the problem is that women don't study computer science? Hmm. [0] The reference you cite says that > about 214 women are majoring
by netheril96 10y ago
> Sorry, so you're suggesting the problem is that women don't study computer science? Hmm. [0]
The reference you cite says that
> about 214 women are majoring in computer science, accounting for about 30 percent of majors in that department
and
> only about 18 percent of all U.S. undergraduate computer science degrees go to women.
While the WSJ article states that
> Women made up 33% of its global workforce, up from 31% in 2014.
So, exactly a pipeline problem.
- achompas 10y agoIt's interesting that you have not addressed the high attrition rates for women who do enter tech. Is that also a pipeline problem? Should schools also teach women to tolerate hostile work environments?