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When men opt-out it is usually because they are actually burned-out which sucks a lot worse, imo — some people never recover from that. I spoke to a few music teachers who told me that girls can not take criticism, or pressure. It seems like you could check for that pretty easily by looking at graphs of interview quality by number of interviews done, for both men and women. Skip to search form Skip to main content. Since the gender imbalance issue is widely known, you need to control for the possibility of interviewers consciously attempting to be non-discriminatory. Maybe, just maybe, men and women are different?

Vasey agrees, however, that something has to give: I just wanted to say to you, TM, that I really appreciate your thoughtful informative comments and your incredibly tolerant responses here. But you might want to leaven your above criticism with some understanding of context: It proves that significant in-roads have been made into a single aspect of the process for which I am grateful and it shows that continually investigating the process does have positive results. In short, we made men sound like women and women sound like men and looked at how that affected their interview performance.

Is attrition related to women feeling more of an impact, or is resilience in the face of attrition events a matter of interest and need? I will say, though, that had there been any staggering gender bias on the platform, with a few hundred data points, we would have gotten some kind of result. Please remove yourself from the internet. As a rule they believed their degree made them qualified. Males having a tendency to begin gambling at a younger age and being more likely to become problem gamblers.

Comparative and the descent of man — pp. Perhaps the difference in aptitude is seated within a personality trait, rather than a technical ability? On top of that, women in technology in the US are overwhelmingly from Asian countries where feminist coddling and social engineering are nonexistent, and that is a very generous description of that part of the world. There are more formal results that suggest this is not an atypical experience for women, and that women encounter this type of negative feedback more often than men do in STEM. Thanks for putting this research together and thanks for making it available to everyone!