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I don't think so, because Google is primarily a tech company not a teaching company. However I'd be disappointed in Google if they didn't try to even out the g

by MollyR 9y ago

I don't think so, because Google is primarily a tech company not a teaching company. However I'd be disappointed in Google if they didn't try to even out the gender ratio of the teachers and hire some more males as well. I can understand it would look like hypocrisy to some.

goliatone 9y ago
Im actually wondering if Google was using the number of employed female teachers to increase their overall male/female ratio... it seems like a 50/1 ratio has to have an explanation behind rather than pure chance
- MollyR 9y ago
  It looks like that's a somewhat normal ratio for pre-k teaching. The percentage goes up for male teachers as kids age for some reason. http://www.menteach.org/resources/data_about_men_teachers http://www.menteach.org/resources/data_about_men_teachers