In the past few months I've been working with some amazing people about something I'm very passionate about.
Over the past few months I have been working with a rock star team: myself, Tony Bacigalupo and Ana Hevesi of New Work City, and Vanessa Hurst of Developers for Good. We all feel that there is a big need for low cost programming costs for women. We think it is important to create a place where ladies would be comfortable learning concepts, and tools, and mainly "how to code." As I have said before, I think the first step in closing this gender gap is to get women shipping software. So leaving them with something tangible was a priority as well.
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strange how you have this gender gap really. In Egypt and Arab countries, we dont have this gender gap at all. Ladies work in companies and teams just like men, and they are assigned the same workload just like men.
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Egypt and Arab countries, we dont have this gender gap at all. Ladies work in companies and teams just like men, and they are assigned the same workload just like men.
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