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That's not so different from what most men in programming jobs experience Tell me, when was the last time someone sat next to you because "you were wearing tig
by hythloday 15y ago
That's not so different from what most men in programming jobs experience
Tell me, when was the last time someone sat next to you because "you were wearing tight trousers and they hoped they could see your junk"? How many men do you think experience that at work? Would you be OK with them telling you to lighten up if you took exception to it?
- Tichy 15y agoI am sorry that she has to be a woman (which is not even true strictly speaking, sex changes are possible). What I meant is that these problems are probably independent from the job. By ascribing the problems to "being a woman", she misses the thought that she could switch to a job where people don't treat her like that. Nobody wants to see men's junk, but there are enough other ways that jobs can suck for men and women alike.