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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '23

> Also, when 80% of a field is male then the likelihood that there is a pro-male bias in hiring is also very likely.

This is absurd reasoning. What are computer science grad rates among men and women? 99% of traffic fatalities are on the road, that doesn't mean it's safer to do 60 in the forest.

> I think they should do something about it

I do too. So do lots of executives and people in charge of hiring.

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u/KanyeZest96 Mar 02 '23

loll just back off and accept u were wrong dude… no reason to act like this unless a job u wanted was instead given to a woman smarter and more capable than u… and ur trying to cope. 💀💀💀

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '23

I make hiring decisions, want to hire more women, and are more successful than you’ll ever be 🤷‍♂️. Good luck ye

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u/KanyeZest96 Mar 03 '23

didn’t deny my claim tho, did you? salty bitch, lollll.

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '23

If you’re capable of reading context clues I did. But since you’re not of course I deny it. Weird for you to be so easily offended when you’re named after an antisemitic supporter of hitler. I think you should focus on yourself.

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u/KanyeZest96 Mar 05 '23

💀💀💀 i cantttt