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Women still outnumbered, underpaid in IT

By Sylvia Carr

Published: Friday 14 May 2004

Reader Comments

Has anyone ever considerd that maby not that meny ...
Jim

I find laughable the politically correct assumptio...
nigel perry

I get sick and tired of this Women outnumbered in ...
Stephen Phillips

I am female with a family of school age and work f...
Anonymous

As a technical woman who has worked working in IT ...
Anonymous

1. Female "persuasion" is a misnomer, even with th...
Anonymous

Anyone who joins IT at this stage (of either gende...
Anonymous

As an IT employer dedicated to equal opportunities...
Anonymous

"The many recent initiatives to increase women's r...
Jennifer

I am graduating in June 2004, with a computing deg...
Sally

I donnot see the relavance of this article. If I d...
Anonymous

Like the lady from Berkshire, I too have over 2 de...
Sarah

I have been teaching ICT for 16 years and for the ...
Caroline

A year ago we had apparently had such a shortage o...
Anonymous

I've been programming for four years, and I love t...
Anonymous

I'm a female trying to get back into I.T. after fa...
Anonymous

Hi 'Anon' from 'South'. We are running a 'Women in...
Karenza Moore

In my opinion many woman leave the field because t...
Anonymous

I think if anyone takes the time to read through a...
Anonymous

I am a woman returner who has been trying in vain ...
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