I think this is the first article I've read on sexism in tech where the "glass ceiling" has been explained in terms of how it would/does/might actually manifest itself in real life, instead of in generalities like "society is sexist." Whether or not this story actually reflects sexism, at least the author is giving us a real story with actual information that causes us to evaluate our experiences from a new perspective. It's much appreciated.
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I think this is the first article I've read on sexism in tech where the "glass ceiling" has been explained in terms of how it would/does/might actually manifest itself in real life, instead of in generalities like "society is sexist." Whether or not this story actually reflects sexism, at least the author is giving us a real story with actual information that causes us to evaluate our experiences from a new perspective. It's much appreciated.