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Re:Reflections on Being a Female Founder by Gibbon1 on Monday June 22, 2020 @05:15PM (#23606775)
Possible for a bunch of reasons that women in the field tend to be more assertive and have better communications skills. Those are primary management skills.
Re:Reflections on Being a Female Founder by eyerony on Monday June 22, 2020 @05:18PM (#23606825)
Yeah, I dunno why it is, but that could well be. I suspect it has something to do with whatever's resulting in women attending and completing college at a higher rate than men, but that's just a hunch.

[EDIT] jesus it's so hard to write anything about this without walking on eggshells—to be clear I'm not complaining about any of this, including the college thing.

Re:Reflections on Being a Female Founder by Gibbon1 on Monday June 22, 2020 @05:44PM (#23607160)
I agree on the eggshell thing. I rewrote what I said three times to try and block off any interpretation other than the one I meant. I have some friends that are female engineers and you a get drink in them and listen to all the bullshit they've had to deal with, you have to imagine how thick their skin is.
Re:Reflections on Being a Female Founder by dpoochieni on Monday June 22, 2020 @08:03PM (#23608433)
Yeah agreed, IME women, in average, have better communication and social skills than men, in average, and as you say those are what middle management is mostly made of.