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If the startup is tiny (less than 10) then I would give the benefit of the doubt to the company. At that size, it’s mostly tapping your network and not having a
by devmunchies 3y ago
If the startup is tiny (less than 10) then I would give the benefit of the doubt to the company. At that size, it’s mostly tapping your network and not having any full time recruiters who can prioritize things other than “I need somebody, anybody! Help!”
- sealeck 3y agoSure, but why would the founders not know any women?