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> Granberg and his colleagues found that women had higher positive employer response rates than men on average, an effect that was primarily driven by female-do
by bopbeepboop 5y ago
> Granberg and his colleagues found that women had higher positive employer response rates than men on average, an effect that was primarily driven by female-dominated occupations. There was no evidence of discrimination against women in male-dominated professions or in mixed-gender professions, but the researchers did find evidence of discrimination against men in female-dominated professions.
Duh?
The only reason that organized misandry isn’t taken seriously is the pervasive misandry in HR, education, and other female dominated fields.
Education has been female dominated for forty years — and becoming less equal. Universities are currently 60% women and 40% men.
Have you heard of a single scholarship to help men reach “equity”? …anyone?
- ThrowItAway22 5y agoI worked with a senior female colleague (featuring on lists of Most Influential Women in XYZ at the national level) who would regularly say things like "I only want to hire women to work for me" in meetings. Apparently that's something you can say with impunity.
- xondono 5y ago> Apparently that's something you can say with impunity. I don’t know, but I do know that saying: "I only want to hire men to work for me" will get you fired before the end of the week..
- gampleman 5y agoMe looking at CVs. Female colleague: "Let's hire her, she's a woman." Me: "That's illegal." Female colleague: "oh well... make sure you interview her..."