> in a job, it really doesn't matter whether you are a man or a woman, as long as you do good work, that is enough to get you blended in.
Try telling this to the women doing the same work as men but being paid less; and not getting promotions; and not even getting the jobs in the first place - all just because they are women.
> To not feel like an outsider in a place, is to precisely NOT do what these articles seem to be suggesting - singling yourselves out.
Try telling this to the women doing the same work as men but being paid less; and not getting promotions; and not even getting the jobs in the first place - all just because they are women.
> To not feel like an outsider in a place, is to precisely NOT do what these articles seem to be suggesting - singling yourselves out.
Strongly agree with this.