Everyone is entitled to their own experience, but they're sure AF not entitled to mine, and certainly not for reasons as reductionist as sharing the same genitals or pronouns. SF saved my life.
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It's wonderful you haven't experienced this in your career, but I'm surprised your conclusion is that sexism against women in tech doesn't exist.
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She didn’t say that.
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And why is it always millenials in marketing who are the most vocal, and misguided about tech culture? They totally ignore the experience of devs and jump aboard the woke express for a bit of online clout. So unbelievably cynical.
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Same for me. Well said.
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What did y'all used to do in LA
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Woman in Seattle's tech industry here! Everyone in our organization is respected, male or female, American-born or immigrant, & valued for all the contributions they bring. I have never felt marginalized by "techbros" - in fact, our male devs have shown nothing but total respect!
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Tech guys who don’t fit the “bro” archetype can be and too often are frequently creepy around women, and we should call that out every single day. That’s a different problem though. Most of the techbro invective is about pigeon holing socially awkward engineers generally.
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The complaint I hear is that they are “too introverted” and “don’t engage in the community”. As though new people are obligated to be interested in the same art and culture as incumbents.
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I think you're my favorite feminist.
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