Tag Archives: the female technologist

This time around, I want to talk a bit about gender and leadership. The TL;DR version is that I think it’s a complex issue, and that context, industry, company composition and one’s personal approach to leadership all have their parts … Continue reading →

Since I started writing these posts, I’ve touched on some of the reasons that there aren’t more women in tech. One of the biggest is essentially self-perpetuating, namely, that there aren’t already many women in the industry. By definition, that … Continue reading →

While I’m happy to be a unicorn, I do often think about why there aren’t more women in tech, or even why we seem to be underrepresented in the wheeling-and-dealing world of start-ups and entrepreneurship. One reason that has been … Continue reading →

We often hear people talking about social progress — or the lack thereof — in the technology sector. It wasn’t so very long ago that Twitter was abuzz with tweets using the #1reasonwhy hashtag to aggregate the many reasons, big … Continue reading →