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Also shouldn't it be called Apple Penis Free Entrepreneur Camp? This subject isn't going to end well is it, lets try and keep it humorous at least :)
This is not reddit; such jokes aren't appropriate here
Call it what it is: Apple Women Entrepreneur Camp. Seems very strange to not include any mention of gender in the title of the program but to have the program be entirely about gender.
Why is Apple burying the lede here? Call it what it is: Apple Women Entrepreneur Camp. Seems very strange to not include any mention of gender in the title of the program but to have the program be entirely about gender.
Why is Apple burying the lede here? Call it what it is: Apple Women Entrepreneur Camp. Seems very strange to not include any mention of gender in the title of the program but to have the program be entirely about gender.
Women, in my opinion (this may sound dumb, as I am a man), have sometimes a different rhythm than men, bring different interests and pay attention to different problems. So an environment more atuned to their way of thinking/being might yield great results.
Why is Apple burying the lede here? Call it what it is: Apple Women Entrepreneur Camp. Seems very strange to not include any mention of gender in the title of the program but to have the program be entirely about gender.
They mention that pretty clearly in the tagline/subtitle on the website. It is a bit awkward because subtitles and taglines perhaps doesn't fit well with the format of submissions on hackernews.
Nonetheless, data and personal testimonies suggest that women and minorities have a harder time being interviewed and hired for positions at tech companies. Women and minority founders typically have a more difficult time securing funding and/or resources that will help them build a successful company. This isn't an issue that is unique to tech at all, rather this problem exists in organizations of all types.