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Kudos to them for promoting women in engineering. What I don't understand why calling it a gambit? It's more of a good thing and an achievement rather than a g
by checoivan 14y ago
Kudos to them for promoting women in engineering. What I don't understand why calling it a gambit?
It's more of a good thing and an achievement rather than a gambit.
- jere 14y agoThe "gambit" is offering $70,000 worth of grants with the ultimate goal being, hopefully, to recruit the graduates. If I'm understanding correctly, the people that would go to Hacker School aren't necessarily ready for a job at Etsy (the goal being "turn people with a passion for programming into professional engineers"). So it could fail in several ways and the money would go to waste (at least from the perspective of hiring). Now, I would imagine $70,000 isn't much to a company like Etsy, but "gambit" is still an appropriate way to put it.