Instead of interviewing women who decided on computer science it would be better to interview women who were thinking of or who switched from CS. I am willing t

Instead of interviewing women who decided on computer science it would be better to interview women who were thinking of or who switched from CS. I am willing to venture that sexism, gender bias, and unfair policies aren't reasons women would cite. In fact in my personal experience talking with women while I was in college who started off in CS or others that took intro CS courses typically the responses were: "Didn't click for me" "Didn't like all the math requirements" "Found it boring and teadious" "Isolated, rather work with people" Those reasons are much simpler and frankly make more sense then a grand sexist and biased plot by men to oppose and opress women from getting into CS.