Thanks for the feedback on the title. I've changed it to "their", which still works fine for me. For the avoidance of doubt, I do say in the article that: > T

Thanks for the feedback on the title. I've changed it to "their", which still works fine for me. For the avoidance of doubt, I do say in the article that: > The CTO role is a very diverse one, and I don’t expect that the results here will be true in general. This is just my story. I hope it is an interesting one, and it is uniquely backed by data! So, the subject is me, and I am a male. I did not intend to exclude anyone by using "him". (I can't change the title on HN myself, but if someone who can wants to do so, please feel free.)