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by paulhauggis
4119 days ago
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If companies knew they could just hire a woman with the same talents and education for as little as all of these reports claim, why don't we see startups filled with women being hired at this low rate? If it's really a systematic problem as claimed all over the Internet, we would see at least some example of this. "After social reforms they slowly entered the workforce, but they were not paid as well and not given as good jobs." How many years ago was this? I've worked at many tech companies over the years and the women that were hired were paid just as much as any man in the same position. Of course this is my own personal experience, but again, I would think if it was as wide-spread as many claim, I would have seen it at least once. |
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