By Steve Ranger
Published: Monday 27 February 2006
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Name
Jay
Location
Stoke on trent
Occupation
techie
Comment
No women I know want to work in IT, they're more intersted in the arts etc, look at the lack of female car mechanics. they aren't bothered about it, do us men want to do floristry or cleaning (not many)
does anyone else see what i mean?
ps theres nothing macho about IT, is there?!
If pay is genuinely unequal then that absolutely s...
Richard Reece
One of the reasons IT might be unattractive to wom...
Anonymous
To the younger women they see IT as where the tech...
Margaret Smith
Salary as whole has gone down due to outsourcing.A...
Anonymous
No women I know want to work in IT, they're more i...
Jay
In this IT section of a large research library, bo...
Anne Beaumont
Financial services are macho, but not all industry...
Mike
Oh Jay, please - Cleaning??
I hope you are trying...
anonymous
Right...the report highlighted pay inequalities, b...
Anonymous
Anon from Cardiff.
You should work for us then....
Anonymous
I've worked in IT for just under ten years now and...
Rebecca
Well Jay, it may just be because there are a lot o...
Joyce Richardson
"Lack of Flexitime". I have worked in IT for many ...
Anonymous
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