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TimeForThis
16y ago
The only good thing to have come from the fitness industry, though, is to make gyms much more accessible for those of us who are either not male or not fitness-educated or not hanging around with the right crowd. Before nice shiny gyms came
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I would prefer a private office for me and my team, rather than totally isolated. I could do without hearing my other colleagues have phone calls and meetings at their desks. However, working from home means I don't have to worry about my c
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16y ago
> My wife still laughs about the day I took half an hour off to go to the barber and then raved about the awesome social experience. I had the same experience working for a company where I was on my own and the people weren't friendly.
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16y ago
Aside from not having a car (don't need one in London), I'm usually going over for only a couple of days so it's not worth using up a full day for travelling and then being really tired from the drive when I get there and when I get back. Y
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16y ago
In in the UK so my bad list is limited to Ryanair.
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TimeForThis
16y ago
Exactly. I consider my purchases as my investment in the kind of market I want. Small though my purchases usually are, it's all I've got to use for influence. This is why I will never fly Ryanair when there is another choice that isn't hund
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16y ago
I'm with you, I'm in London. On the plus side, I'm enjoying this place a lot.
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16y ago
I still don't get that this means 'lower the barrier' though. Doesn't it mean raise one impenetrable barrier, i.e. XY? If the same number of XXs exist then the number will still be the same but fewer people will apply. If more women apply a
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16y ago
> Rather, women with technical and/or entrepreneurial aspirations need to get over themselves, stop being so concerned about peer pressure or what anybody else will think, do what they love, and prove to others that it can be done. I do
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16y ago
Where does it say to lower the barrier of entry?
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TimeForThis
16y ago
Plus if you find a place that has decent, properly made coffee, the staff are probably into it and actually want to work there so the whole experience is just better and even educational. Quality begets quality.
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16y ago
Most of the sci-fi I've read have great female role models. Dan Brown is an awful writer so would be better to push better writers - get their films made! :)
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16y ago
In my all-girls school we didn't have technical drawing, woodwork, etc. In my brother's all-boys school they did. Gender stereotypes in culture take generations to work themselves out - that's not a problem, but what is a problem is when pe