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Skills & Careers

By Natasha Lomas

Published: Monday 01 December 2008


Name

Michael Hart


Location

London


Occupation

IT Director


Comment

Equality and sameness are not synonymous. There is certainly equality of opportuity, with no employer discouraging talent whatever the sex or race of the candidate. Indeed, 'pushing' women into IT may exacerbate rather then solve the problem.

To get more women into IT all you have to do is get more women to like IT, then get them to prioritise work over family when it comes to calls on their time.

Not easy, but is it even desirable? To me, it smacks of communist-style social engineering which I'm definitely not a fan of.



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