Re: not a new subject - women in electronics and computing?
"Lyn" <sensecam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm still wondering why there are not that many women attracted to
careers to electronics/computing.
If you looked like, say, Pamela Anderson, what would attract you to the
field?
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... careers to electronics/computing. ... There is no unusual spin on my posting, it is a genuine request as I ... There are a fair number of female researchers where I work, but the ones I know are either chemists or computer scientists, with a sprinkling of physicists, and almost no EEs at all. ...
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