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There are even less women in construction or waste management. But we don't hear as many complains there. My guess? Those jobs are known to be hard. STEM seem
by arkh 9y ago
There are even less women in construction or waste management.
But we don't hear as many complains there. My guess? Those jobs are known to be hard. STEM seem like a breeze from outside (that's just office work) but when you work there you realize it may not be physicaly hard but the stress is there. So people who value a better work-life balance decide to get out. People who have the option to decide to not work will do it.
The flip-side of the gender role is the number of articles lately shaming young males who decide to work part-time and enjoy life instead of working for a family. Also, the number of high achieving women who complain about the lack of available good men. Marrying down? That's for the males.
- abritinthebay 9y agoYes, the gender roles discussion is important - feminist literature for 30 years has been talking about how patriarchal social roles affect women and men. This isn't news to me - or anyone with any interest in this area.