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Men tend to exaggerate their skills. Women understate theirs. See: http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2014/03/19/women-hiring-math-jobs/ http://management.fortu
by atom-morgan 13y ago
Men tend to exaggerate their skills. Women understate theirs.
See: http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2014/03/19/women-hiring-math-jobs/ http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2014/03/19/women-hiring-ma...
- loladesoto 13y agomy observation is that we also apologize more, speak up less, and negotiate less effectively (if at all). i teach 8 year-old girls how to code in my free time and one of the biggest challenges to their success is re-wiring them to believe in themselves, in their critical-thinking skills, in their ability to solve problems. it seems they don't need a few mentor-role models: they need a chorus of people encouraging them and reminding them of their innate abilities. which leads me to believe—i can only extrapolate—that this must be what many boys (and men) experience on a quotidien basis. i will never know, but i can help create that for myself and other women, particularly the wee ones. :>