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The more free the genders are, the more they tend to polarise on certain careers. Since they tend to pursue what they prefer. I'm all for having no blockers f
by UK-AL 9y ago
The more free the genders are, the more they tend to polarise on certain careers.
Since they tend to pursue what they prefer.
I'm all for having no blockers for people choosing what careers they want. However people will move towards there preferences, and there preferences will be set either by nature or culture.
- peeters 9y agoWhat evidence do we have of that?
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- whowouldathunk 9y ago> there preferences will be set either by nature or culture. Culture is something that hiring practices can change.
- thatfrenchguy 9y agoThe thing being that people are everything but free and equal in our societies today.
- anonymouskimmer 9y ago"The more free the genders are, the more they tend to polarise on certain careers." Yeah, just calling a Scandinavian nation "free" says absolutely nothing about its particular societal pressures. Societal pressures which effect everyone whether they are egosyntonic or distonic to the individuals caught up in the society. More evidence is needed to support this hypothesis.
- UK-AL 9y agoI'm not sure biasing interviews towards certain genders is the way to fix that though. Get more people apply, educate women about those options etc etc