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I'd like to add > Having your desk near the entrance to your office without visitors assuming you're the receptionist. I'm male, I've had the desk near the en
by maethorechannen 17y ago
I'd like to add
> Having your desk near the entrance to your office without visitors assuming you're the receptionist.
I'm male, I've had the desk near the entrance and guess what - I got treated like a recptionist too. It's not gender, it's that your the first person people come across.
- maethorechannen 17y agoalso >Having interests that are unstereotypical for your gender and getting seen as cool and progressive rather than freaky and asexual for it. A male (programmer or otherwise) with interests that are unstereotypical for a male is rarely seen as "cool and progressive" - being seen as freaky and gay is far more likely.