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> while he implied half his co-workers were unworthy of their jobs. Why do you and other keep propagating this myth? If anything I think you are making it har
by skinkestek 6y ago
> while he implied half his co-workers were unworthy of their jobs.
Why do you and other keep propagating this myth?
If anything I think you are making it harder for women in IT:
You are building a narrative that many respected people doesn't respect girls in IT which probably makes it even harder for them to choose IT.
Also I think you are building up under the idea that men and women are enemies in the workplace.
At this point I think it is well established for anyone that cared to read what he actually wrote that he was trying to help bring more women into Google, not saying that those who were there were somehow unworthy.
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- TotallyHaram 6y agoDo you really think women belong in business? As a woman I have never in the past questioned this, however this particular episode and reading through the 'ethical' female responses has made me question having women in the workplace at all due to a total disregard for ethical behavior AND a total inability to understand that they were even acting unethically. Attempting to extort your employer for your own political narrative is un-ethical. Honestly she sounds like a total nightmare. The last thing in the world I would want to see is someone like that involved in machine learning and ethics.