I like her, it seems like women in technology are divided.<p>on the one side you have the Randi Harper style bridage of ladies pushing for &quot;Women in tech&quot; which means treating women better than others and promoting women above men in cases where there is any choice (even if a man has better experience)<p>on the other side you have people like the author, and my old networking engineer colleague (who happened to be female) who are happy to be judged on their work!<p>I&#x27;ve said before that the concept of women in tech scares me (and been downvoted), not because women are better or worse- but because all I see from women in tech (the vocal minority) seem to be so shouty, so aggressive and so blind to the hypocrisy that I&#x27;m worried that any woman I hire -might- push people around (because they would automatically have an audience and there is a stigma that &quot;the man&quot; is doing something misogynistic)<p>I wish my only experience of females in technology was my previous network engineer, she did a good job, was promoted because of it, nobody had any issues with her gender, we never pandered to it and she never asked us to. It&#x27;s not like people made sexual jokes .. ever, most jokes are about computers.. and it&#x27;s definitely not like having a vagina makes you stupid around computers.<p>I wish the women who were pushing &quot;WOMEN IN TECH&quot; so adamantly would actually go to work in technology, instead of trying to make others do it.