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Sex and the Startup: Men, Women, and Work by Kate Losse | Model View Culture
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All of the efforts to get more women into tech will fail as long as the culture assumes that their labor is less valuable.
Sex and the Startup: Men, Women, and Work by Kate Losse | Model View Culture Skip to main content Model View Culture A magazine about technology, culture and diversity. Mythology Sex and the Startup: Men, Women, and Work All of the efforts to get more women into tech will fail as long as the culture assumes that their labor is less valuable. by Kate Losse on March 17th, 2014 Silicon Valley fetishizes a particular type of engineer — young, male, awkward, unattached. This fetish is so normalized in startup culture that it often goes unseen for what it is: the specific, narrow fantasy of ve
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