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> I would never hire for diversity, and would explicitly refuse to do so. Good. But in the end, if you end up with an all-male team then questions will be aske
by petilon 4y ago
> I would never hire for diversity, and would explicitly refuse to do so.
Good. But in the end, if you end up with an all-male team then questions will be asked, and rightly so.
- rcoveson 4y agoGiven eight person teams, one in ten will have no women on it purely by chance, given that only a quarter of software engineers in the US are women. Questions may be asked, but I hope the questioners listen to reason.
- koonsolo 4y agoThat is true. Surprisingly we have a pretty diverse team, so no questions there :). But let's assume that wasn't the case and questions are asked. I think I would move a big part of the interview process to a standardised written test, so you have the results on paper of everyone that was screened.