Isitapipelineproblem.com
isitapipelineproblem.com
Isitapipelineproblem.com
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#2Is it a typography problem? Yes
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#3Can I read this on a mobile device? No.
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#4What is a pipeline problem? Never heard of it before.
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#5One more comment about typography problem.
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#6> According to the Harvard Business Review, 41% of women working in tech eventually end up leaving the field (compared to just 17% of men) […]
> Because of the high attrition rate for women working in tech, teaching more girls and women to code is not enough to solve this problem.
Well that’s not true, because it’s pretty easy to imagine that once we get more women in the field through the pipeline, the environment becomes better for them (as they will represent a higher % of the “environment”) so the attrition rate should naturally drop.
Also AFAIK in general women leave fields more than men, because it is more typical for the woman to stay at home once they have a child. I would like to see the numbers relative to other fields.
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#7What is a pipeline problem? Never heard of it before.
I googled it. What I found is "the belief that the tech industry isn’t diverse because of a scarcity of available talent".
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#8Written by a proud misandrist: https://twitter.com/indirect
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#9Here is 'root' site http://actually.men/
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#10Would have preferred 'shouldiblamethepipeline.com', to match e.g. http://shouldiblamecaching.com