Re:Your company’s Slack is probably sexist
by n42 on Tuesday November 28, 2017 @02:46PM
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The keyword that you seem to strategically be removing is "typically". Yes, everyone has their own style of communication. From the article:
> Gender socialization helps explain these findings. “From age
two or three, kids show patterns where little boys are more assertive and girls more indirect,” says Herring.
If we are going to discuss an article based on studies supporting the idea that men and women are raised to communicate differently, we have to accept that there is room for some generalizations with how people communicate.
> Gender socialization helps explain these findings. “From age two or three, kids show patterns where little boys are more assertive and girls more indirect,” says Herring.
If we are going to discuss an article based on studies supporting the idea that men and women are raised to communicate differently, we have to accept that there is room for some generalizations with how people communicate.