[zdw]

While this is an interesting article, I have a minor quibble with the title - does the author really mean that her team is "predominantly male", which has a very different meaning than "male dominated"?

One just expresses a ratio of genders, whereas the other implies a distinct control and power dynamic.

[roflc0ptic]

Given that it was 100% male, calling it male dominated is also true by default.

Male dominated also means "predominantly male", though, in common usage.

[itsybitsycoder]

"Male-dominated" is used all the time to refer to workplaces and industries that skew heavily male.

[Zikes]

She does say that the two engineering managers are also male, so the current title would be correct.