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    Conrad Hackett‏Verified account @conradhackett Mar 8

    CEOs of big companies Guys named John: 5% Women (all names): 4% http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/03/upshot/fewer-women-run-big-companies-than-men-named-john.html … #InternationalWomensDaypic.twitter.com/QgcQm7VOxQ

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      2. sergal nuggets‏ @Azurielfloof Mar 8
        Replying to @conradhackett

        And? It's their choice to run a company.

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      3. Allen Gould‏ @anyGould Mar 8
        Replying to @Azurielfloof @conradhackett

        Please share with us where one "chooses" to run a large corporation. I must have missed that checkbox on the job app.

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      4. sergal nuggets‏ @Azurielfloof Mar 8
        Replying to @anyGould @conradhackett

        Hard work and dedication to create a company that gives the consumer a product they're willing to pay for.

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      5. Allen Gould‏ @anyGould Mar 8
        Replying to @Azurielfloof @conradhackett

        According to those stats, you're better off changing your name to John.

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      6. sergal nuggets‏ @Azurielfloof Mar 8
        Replying to @anyGould @conradhackett

        No, you're better off putting effort into creating your business than not doing anything. Women choose to not be CEOs. This has nothing to do with gender.

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      7. Allen Gould‏ @anyGould Mar 8
        Replying to @Azurielfloof @conradhackett

        So, women are just lazy and hard working Johns deserve their CEO offices. Gotcha.

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      8. sergal nuggets‏ @Azurielfloof Mar 8
        Replying to @anyGould @conradhackett

        I never said that, I just said that if they wanted to be a CEO, they'll be willing to put in the work and effort to earn that position. All CEOs have worked for their position.

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      2. American Stoa‏ @AmericanStoa Mar 8
        Replying to @conradhackett

        You make the assumption that being a S&P 1500 CEO is desirable. Why might someone want to have that occupation? Certainly, most people's values conflict with the intense demand of such responsibility. #InternationalWomensDay

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      3. Trying to get thru 🇺🇸‏ @empatheticjong Mar 8
        Replying to @AmericanStoa @conradhackett

        You make the assumption that women do not want to climb to the top of the corporate ladder the way men do. The stat is used to show women are not being given the same opportunities as men. Not even as much as men named John in total. BTW. My names Jon.

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      4. American Stoa‏ @AmericanStoa Mar 8
        Replying to @empatheticjong @conradhackett

        How can I have made an assumption about what women do or do not want when I didn't even make a statement on that subject? What I said was it is unclear to me why someone would want to be an S&P 1500 CEO, maybe you cloud explain it to me.

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      2. zodlogic‏ @zodlogic Mar 8
        Replying to @conradhackett

        now plot a chart of hair stylists named Tammy vs any with male names. then make an implicit criticism that males are discriminated against and oppressed due to gender

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      3. Squirrelly‏ @squirrellyacorn Mar 8
        Replying to @zodlogic @conradhackett

        How much does Tammy make again?

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      1. SeñorDickey‏ @SenorDickey Mar 8
        Replying to @conradhackett @Patbagley

        And you know that some of those Leslie's are dudes.

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      1. John A. Provo‏ @japrovo Mar 8
        Replying to @conradhackett

        As a guy named John I don't feel good about this.

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      1. CoherentGuile‏ @CoherentGuile Mar 9
        Replying to @conradhackett @LizDolphinfluff

        😂😂😂😂

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      1. grim_fandango‏ @GrimFandango11 Mar 8
        Replying to @conradhackett

        So what?

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      1. O S K R‏ @Oskr_V__MK Mar 8
        Replying to @conradhackett @herodato

        Una estadística significativa. #MR #InvsDeMdos #V_MK

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        pic.twitter.com/ePhDOnyjKB

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