Headline says it is not a pipeline problem and gives very few statistics about why it is not a pipeline problem. The articles DOES list problems in the workpla

Headline says it is not a pipeline problem and gives very few statistics about why it is not a pipeline problem. The articles DOES list problems in the workplace once women have a job. I consider the pipeline to be college. When I studied electrical engineering in the late 90's the Circuits 1 class had 9 women out of 80 students. By circuits 2 there were just 3 women out of 90 students. (Circuits 1 is a weed out class so it goes from 3 classes of roughly 80 to 2 classes of about 90) That seems like a pipeline problem to me.