Almost every "peopleandtech.com" blog ends up being "men come talk about tech and very very occasionally we get a woman on to talk about women in tech."
Plus, there are lots of those around. Why would we need one more?
Well, granted there is not enough women talking, but I don't want to hear about women talking about women in tech. I want to hear different the different perspectives of people in tech talking about whatever which could very well be a female perspective.
I don't want to hear about women talking about women in tech
Is there a reason why you think that your desires are generally held, or why they're particularly important to the creators of the site? I'm assuming by your username that you're a man and the site isn't aimed at men who don't want to hear women talking about women in tech. (I could be wrong on either or both assumptions, of course.)
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Almost every "peopleandtech.com" blog ends up being "men come talk about tech and very very occasionally we get a woman on to talk about women in tech."
Plus, there are lots of those around. Why would we need one more?
Well, granted there is not enough women talking, but I don't want to hear about women talking about women in tech. I want to hear different the different perspectives of people in tech talking about whatever which could very well be a female perspective.
I don't want to hear about women talking about women in tech
Is there a reason why you think that your desires are generally held, or why they're particularly important to the creators of the site? I'm assuming by your username that you're a man and the site isn't aimed at men who don't want to hear women talking about women in tech. (I could be wrong on either or both assumptions, of course.)
Thankfully there will be men talking about women in tech too, since some of our interviewers are male. :)