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Nope, it's money. We don't fund tech education, we don't fund women to get degrees in tech, and overall we could not care less as a society if bright students f
by devwastaken 5y ago
Nope, it's money. We don't fund tech education, we don't fund women to get degrees in tech, and overall we could not care less as a society if bright students fall over dead in a ditch. Plenty of women that want a compsci degree despite stereotypes, despite the problems associated with being surrounded by a bunch of socially inept men. But will Microsoft, Google, Apple fund this? No.
*EDIT: downvote with a response. Go through the education system and see the truth for yourself or be apart of the problem.
- sokoloff 5y agoI didn’t downvote, but I’m also left puzzled as to how anything in your comment would explain a difference between men and women’s choices of tech as a career. If you’re saying “fewer women get degrees in tech because we don’t fund them to”, does that mean that we do fund men to do so?
- CheezeIt 5y agoMore women get college degrees than men.