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May depend on the job. What about an actress or a model ? Of even an interpreter. Most regular jobs are just about building, "moving fast and breaking things"
by mam2 6y ago
May depend on the job. What about an actress or a model ? Of even an interpreter.
Most regular jobs are just about building, "moving fast and breaking things" in a competitive environment. This is usually deemed "masculine" so no wonder using "feminine" terms is less rewarded.
Maybe the problem is that too many people think that women (including women themselves) cant be as "competitive" or "masculine" or whatever the term than men. There are plenty of examples in real life that show the contrary.
- klipt 6y ago> so no wonder using "feminine" terms is less rewarded. The article says the opposite?
- mam2 6y agoNo but its like saying oh the ground is wet when it rains
- thinkingemote 6y agoWorth stating that actresses and models have agents who do the applications for them. I suppose we should really look at recruiters in tech and see if using one gets better results.