Re: Gender (was Age) of CDP'ers
- From: "obsolete_john" <obsolete_john@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 21 Dec 2005 03:50:30 -0800
I know I'm going to offend a couple Correctus Politicos, but I've
always explained the gender disparity by referrence to Early Life
Skillsets. My brother & I played with electric trains (troubleshooting
& debugging). In highschool I had two years of auto mechanics and two
years of electronics lab. It was only natural that in college I was a
Math - General Science double major.
Then as recreation, I hung around the computer center and instead of
finishing Grad School in Math -- I met *** Pick in Irvine and the rest
is history (30 yrs in MV).
So what I'm saying is that for a girl to get into computers in those
days you had to be very motivated and willing to be different from your
female peers (hangin' out with the guys--'nerds' they used to be
called). Unfortunately this problem (missing alot of smart women)
happens in Science & Math in general although maybe not as much as in
IT?
.
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