>Why do you think women would tell you about their experiences? Putting aside the unjustified personal attack for a moment, even if they didn't tell me, they w

>Why do you think women would tell you about their experiences? Putting aside the unjustified personal attack for a moment, even if they didn't tell me, they wouldn't need to for me to know these companies haven't had this problem. It was clear from the relatively high percentages of female engineers (20-30% for SV-centric companies, one as high as 40% that had branches in European countries with better female graduate ratios). More importantly, there was a very low rate of turnover and the turnover that was present matched that of the male employees. >I've read your comments on HN, and you'd be the last person I'd tell if it had happened to me. So back to the personal attack. What specifically have I said that makes you think I wouldn't be a good person to talk to about a situation like this?