Member 8824288 wrote:
I started as a real-time concurrent programmer
That must have been tough on the fingers, having to code in real time. A bit like you don't get many live animations cos the artists' fingers give out.
Member 8824288 wrote:
The only thing that is a lot harder in this profession as a woman is balancing work with kids because let's face it as enlightened as we all like to think we are - if you both have equally challenging jobs somehow the wife still stays home with the sick kids usually and deals with the school.
That would be more me than my wife too. And thinking back to when I was a kid it was more often my dad than my mum who did that stuff. Both decisions probably taken because of who it was easier for to do those sort of things, no gender bias at all. Lad I worked with here quit last year to look after his new baby full time whilst his wife went back to work.
“I believe that there is an equality to all humanity. We all suck.” Bill Hicks
