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I don't disagree and I think the only fair balance is to have stronger technology-oriented personalities at the table for balance to be achieved. I think witho
by ChikkaChiChi 13y ago
I don't disagree and I think the only fair balance is to have stronger technology-oriented personalities at the table for balance to be achieved.
I think without engineers or at the very least representatives that can be the true voice of the engineers any company is doomed to produce waste and a disconnect between what is, what can be, and what isn't.
My point is management drones love to talk, and techies by a large majority are much more comfortable staying out of the executive suite and staying in the labs. Until a balance occurs, the mismatch will always be present.
I think this is more of a cultural divide issue than a gender one, however.
- VLM 13y ago"stronger technology-oriented personalities at the table" Women Techies dream team version 0.001: Limor Fried, Jeri Ellsworth, Radia Perlman (noobs probably don't know who she is... hint... Spanning Tree Protocol and a epic 90s book titled "Interconnections"). "the table" needs techies like those three women, not some famous bean counters. I would much rather have my daughter look up to those three (or about a bazillion others) than, say, "Job Destroyer Carly"