Quote from the parent comment: > 2 of them separately told me they liked working in an all men team more than working with women. It's not comparing all-male

Quote from the parent comment: > 2 of them separately told me they liked working in an all men team more than working with women. It's not comparing all-male to all-female teams, but all-male to teams with any women. As you say, There are roughly zero all-female teams in tech[1], but the proportion of any-female teams is much much higher. [1] Yes, I know there are teams who have explicitly sought after this for ideological reasons, but theyre a rounding error.