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| 1 | THIS WILL ALWAYS♾️ BE🐝: POSTS📮 WITH AFFIRMATIVE✅ CLAIMS AND LOADED/LEADING🐕🦺 QUESTIONS⁉️ GET MARKED WITH "DEBATE"🗣️ POST FLAIR DAILY🌞 MEGATHREADThis makes sense, it doesn't apply to the situation I mentioned in the novel but that's also a work of fiction. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 02/07/24 04:46 PM |
| 1 | THIS WILL ALWAYS♾️ BE🐝: POSTS📮 WITH AFFIRMATIVE✅ CLAIMS AND LOADED/LEADING🐕🦺 QUESTIONS⁉️ GET MARKED WITH "DEBATE"🗣️ POST FLAIR DAILY🌞 MEGATHREADEssentially, yes. For example in a recent meeting with the women on the business side one of our devs blatantly said "I fixed X issue when I wasn't paying attention to this useless meeting" and then repeated it when the project manager asked him to lol. But he was nothing but patient with me when I called him into a different meeting to help me troubleshoot, which also would have taken him away from what he was working on and was not even planned. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 02/07/24 04:44 PM |
| 1 | THIS WILL ALWAYS♾️ BE🐝: POSTS📮 WITH AFFIRMATIVE✅ CLAIMS AND LOADED/LEADING🐕🦺 QUESTIONS⁉️ GET MARKED WITH "DEBATE"🗣️ POST FLAIR DAILY🌞 MEGATHREADI hear a lot about how badly women in tech are treated, I don't want to invalidate anyone's experience but I'm a backend heavy developer and I feel like I'm almost treated with more respect by the male programmers than the women on the business side? Like I've heard some of them get really torn apart by the devs but the tone feels different when they talk to me even when I need help with something or there's a bug that's my fault. I'm not sure if it's the fact that the few female developers we h… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 02/07/24 04:29 PM |
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