> do literally anything else other than engineering That is incredibly aggressive advice. I'd imagine you have to have a pretty bad experience to suggest som

> do literally anything else other than engineering That is incredibly aggressive advice. I'd imagine you have to have a pretty bad experience to suggest something like that. That said, as tech continues to go more and more mainstream, the "4chan boys club" is broken up and diluted continually, and each successive cohort has it a little bit easier. This is social progress and something worth pushing for. It's fine to say something isn't for you or a point in time sucks, but the blanket advice against encouraging women in engineering is misplaced.