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It doesn't seem fair. We are intelligent entities who can isolate the different points he makes and decide for ourselves whether they make sense or not. these
by Hawramani 15y ago
It doesn't seem fair. We are intelligent entities who can isolate the different points he makes and decide for ourselves whether they make sense or not.
these problems go beyond individual occurrences and permeate the startup/IT culture
Can you provide some dependable data to support this? My experience is that most IT people are terrified of being considered sexist and would go out of their way to be fair and just to women.
In fact, my experience is that women get much better treatment in IT than men any day. The few cases where this does not happen are exceptions, not the rule, and this shows the anti-male perspective of people like you, who carelessly accuse the entire IT culture of being sexist when the truth is that our culture couldn't be farther from that.
- jsprinkles 15y agoWhat I walk away from discussions like this with is: Everybody in IT is like this so my behavior is justifiable. That's the only explanation that makes sense for the sweeping generalizations of men in computing.