How Are Women in Tech Like Canaries in a Coal Mine
When canaries in a coal mine start dying, you know the environment is toxic. Instead, tech companies are wondering why the canaries cannot breathe. When one dies, a company will get a new one because that’s the solution. The problem is, there isn’t enough oxygen in the coal mine, not that there are too few canaries.
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