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The position the article is espousing is more nuanced than your characterization. According to the article, some studies suggest that where women have greater
by Zaephyr 13y ago
The position the article is espousing is more nuanced than your characterization.
According to the article, some studies suggest that where women have greater opportunities typically they will pursue interests that are not strictly tied to high power/earnings as they reach certain earning thresholds. This level of earning need is less than that of men on average.
It's an interesting article and worth a read, regardless whether one thinks the data is accurate.
- harryh 13y agoI bet if you polled the women in Saudi Arabia lots of them would say that they absolutely prefer wearing clothing that reveals nothing but their eyes because to do otherwise would unnecessarily incite men to acts of lust.
- Zaephyr 13y agoWith a bombastic non-sequitur counter to my response you obviously take issue with what I said, however, you managed to do so without contributing anything of value to the discussion. Trolling does nothing to advance an issue you claim to care about. As a C-level executive, perhaps you are a better example than you realize of why women are under represented in your ranks.