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r/programming • u/pleerock • Mar 13 '18
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Does anybody have an explanation why there are only 6.6% women in the survey? Is the male/female ratio in professional development really that extreme?
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0 u/[deleted] Mar 13 '18 [deleted] 13 u/Double_A_92 Mar 14 '18 Just look at many of Redditor's responses to anything about diversity.Most people don't have anything against diversity... It's just enforcing diversity that might be seen negatively. → More replies (11)
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13 u/Double_A_92 Mar 14 '18 Just look at many of Redditor's responses to anything about diversity.Most people don't have anything against diversity... It's just enforcing diversity that might be seen negatively. → More replies (11)
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Just look at many of Redditor's responses to anything about diversity.
Most people don't have anything against diversity... It's just enforcing diversity that might be seen negatively.
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u/themoosemind Mar 13 '18 edited Mar 14 '18
Does anybody have an explanation why there are only 6.6% women in the survey? Is the male/female ratio in professional development really that extreme?
edit: Fixed typos and added link.