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| -2 | Man changed name on his CV to a female name and got 870% more responses for an interview.Great example of how this post is bull. A man more easily entering a female dominated field proves that it's not discrimination. Employers are looking for workplace balance. Same goes in the women dominated cosmetic and skincare industry, much easier to get hired as a male | /r/MensRights | 12/07/22 08:22 PM |
| 0 | Man changed name on his CV to a female name and got 870% more responses for an interview.Straight facts | /r/MensRights | 12/07/22 08:19 PM |
| -2 | Man changed name on his CV to a female name and got 870% more responses for an interview.Both male and female numbers are in the data report, you can find it readily. You can't just look at raw numbers and use that as evidence that men are being discriminated against. Male college students also do not complete college at higher rates. Why would a university accept an applicant less likely to complete university? If I wanted to, I can say women are being discriminated against because international students accepted to study in the US are ~60% male. | /r/MensRights | 12/07/22 02:48 PM |
| -1 | Man changed name on his CV to a female name and got 870% more responses for an interview.From the same research institute that made that 60% statistic for 2020 about the 2021-2022 data: There were over 462,000 fewer women students (-4.6%) this spring, more than doubling the losses experienced the previous year, resulting in a two-year total decline of 665,000 women enrollments. Data | /r/MensRights | 12/07/22 02:15 PM |
| -18 | Man changed name on his CV to a female name and got 870% more responses for an interview.This is so fucking dumb. Ever visit a cybersecurity department? It’s 3% female, 97% male. And this is at MIT. The hate against women in these comments is fucking sickening edit: Getting hired as a dude in a male dominated field may be harder duh, but I'd take that over never being promoted, losing your career if you decide to have kids, having your sexual assault silenced by HR, etc... | /r/MensRights | 12/07/22 12:27 PM |
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