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Are the issues caused by her gender, or because her co-workers can't see outside the box? I'm not sure this is a gender thing, to be honest.
by tbsdy 15y ago
Are the issues caused by her gender, or because her co-workers can't see outside the box? I'm not sure this is a gender thing, to be honest.
- Shank 15y agoBut are her co-workers not seeing out of the box because she's female? Just my 2c.
- tbsdy 15y agoGood point - could be. But again, I think we need to be careful not to say that this is occuring because of their gender. I know of a lot of friends who are actually very good at IT, but who have a broader view of society, art and literature. Many of these friends are male :-) One thing it may be is that the hiring policies dictated that the people she works with a very focused on IT only and don't have a broader view of the outside world. I would argue that's a problem in the company she works in - after all there are moments in IT where a great idea froms from outside computing. The best example I can think of is Design Patterns, which came from architecture.