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Topic	I don't see the problem with not many women going into STEM fields.
Doctor Foxx 08/10/17 1:35:59 PM #41:	Duck-I-Says posted... Doctor Foxx posted... My experience with engineering firms is that many are still good ol' boys clubs. It's weird, I keep hearing this but have never experienced it despite having worked for three separate engineering companies. I'm starting to think this used to be the case, but is incredibly overstated today. My experience was from 3 - 7 years ago and there were improvements made in that time as many of the old engineers retired. But it takes a long time to actually get people into those experienced positions. Your perspective and experience working under an old boys club will be vastly different if you're a male, you're not subject to the same treatment. Listen to the women in the industry. --- Never write off the Doctor! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:884530099] in I don't se... [t:75656125]...</cite> <quote><cite>Duck-I-Says posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>My experience with engineering firms is that many are still good ol' boys clubs.</quote> It's weird, I keep hearing this but have never experienced it despite having worked for three separate engineering companies. I'm starting to think this used to be the case, but is incredibly overstated today.</quote> My experience was from 3 - 7 years ago and there were improvements made in that time as many of the old engineers retired. But it takes a long time to actually get people into those experienced positions. Your perspective and experience working under an old boys club will be vastly different if you're a male, you're not subject to the same treatment. Listen to the women in the industry. --- Never write off the Doctor!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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