On 2008-11-25, Anne Sorsa penned:
>
> That is so true. One friend of mine has told me that she has problems to find 
> CS work and she thinks that the biggest reason is her age. She is under 30 
> years and maybe an employers are afraid that she might get pregnant.

Maybe it's a matter of location?  Since graduating with a
CS degree, I've had three jobs, two with software companies and one
with an aerospace company.  Two of those have been in the Denver metro
area of Colorado; one in the beltway area around Washington, DC.  In
all of these companies, women appear to be just as welcome as men.
Granted, that's a tiny sample set over 10 years.  But I imagine that
other locations in the US could be much more sexist.

(Side note: 10 years?  Really?  It doesn't feel that long ...)

Is it at all possible that there would be another reason that other
candidates would be chosen over her?

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monique

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