@jwiechers Actual solution:
if men, even straight men, could _also_ speak about "touchy-feely" stuff, i.e., the really hard problems that don't have technical solutions, without getting stigmatized.
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if men, even straight men, could _also_ speak about "touchy-feely" stuff, i.e., the really hard problems that don't have technical solutions, without getting stigmatized.
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@jwiechers I tend to seek a solution of the really hard, non-technical, problems from women because it's not as inconceivable for women than for men to talk about emotions in tech at all.
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@jwiechers But, given a business climate in which any touchy-feely stuff is seen as exploitable vulnerability, delegating the speaking out to women puts an undue burden on them, and your post is an important and timely reminder of this.
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@jwiechers That said, Goethe's "Das Ewig-Weibliche zieht uns hinan" is spot on. You have to look no further than to the US President ... not to the sociopath in the White House, but the President of @AmericanMensa, @lbakerink, obviously.
Or to , as it were.
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Or to , as it were.
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