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>Yeah, the problem isn't masculinity nor a mixed gender work environment. It's mindsets like this. The stronger interpretation of this point is not about mixed
by s1artibartfast 2y ago
>Yeah, the problem isn't masculinity nor a mixed gender work environment. It's mindsets like this.
The stronger interpretation of this point is not about mixed gender work environments, but heavily skewed ones.
Just as women may feel uncomfortable and face challenges in a heavily skewed workplace, men (also being human) have the same experience when the roles are reversed.
I dont think I would want to work somewhere that was 4:1 women.
- CharlieDigital 2y ago> I dont think I would want to work somewhere that was 4:1 women Please, do articulate why. I'd love to read it.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoIn short, I think it would be exhausting to continually mask and conform to the workplace norms. On average, I think there are differences in how genders behave and interact, and these influence the workplace dynamic and culture. I prefer a more mixed environment where I feel I can be myself and capitalize on my natural behavior. It is not dissimilar to how I feel about social gatherings. As a man, I can and do go to events that are 4:1 women, queer, or whatever, but I would not be happy if they made up the entirety of my social life. Im curious if you relate.