Sundar Pichai Should Resign as Google’s C.E.O
This is <i>the first</i> fair and balanced article on this topic I&#x27;ve seen.<p>&gt; In his memo, Damore cites a series of studies, making the case, for example, that men tend to be more interested in things and women more interested in people. (Interest is not the same as ability.)<p>I&#x27;ve been trying to hammer this point to all my colleagues (in private of course, I wouldn&#x27;t dare to post it on public channel due to high probability of getting decapitated!): interests&#x2F;preferences not abilities.<p>Every time someone says the memo is denigrating women by telling them they are unfit or incapable of working in tech it makes me want to scream! It is not about any individual&#x27;s ability but about preferences of a group. It might as well be that the arguments don&#x27;t support the conclusion. But I haven&#x27;t seen anyone offering a reasonable rebuttal that doesn&#x27;t involve name-calling and blanket statements like &quot;the author <i>clearly</i> doesn&#x27;t understand gender&quot;.