> Making the statement a bit leaner, it could be interpreted as, "Without men doing it for them, women cant close the gap". Which is all kinds of incorrect.
Comments like the last line there are what I [despite being a male who genuinely feels there should be more women in tech] find extremely frustrating.
If we [men] do nothing we're accused of not caring and/or defending the status quo. If we try and help we get accused of suggesting women are incapable of doing it themselves.
Comments like the last line there are what I [despite being a male who genuinely feels there should be more women in tech] find extremely frustrating.
If we [men] do nothing we're accused of not caring and/or defending the status quo. If we try and help we get accused of suggesting women are incapable of doing it themselves.