Is there more room for stereotypical treatment of women here than in other industries? I don't think so. I think a lot depends on the organization and the people you work with. I would not like to generalize here about the IT industry. When we were talking about the interview you said that if I asked you about how you combine work and motherhood you would react in the most feminist way possible. Are you sensitive to this to the division of roles in the home and do you think that when a woman has children she starts to be defined mainly by being a mother? You mentioned stereotypes the question about combining motherhood with professional work is for me a flagship example of stereotypical treatment and I encounter such a situation from time to time. smile This is not a question that men are asked as one of the first in a similar situation.
I answer them like this just like many dads combine fatherhood with their professional work. When you are the parent of a preschooler you have to reckon with the fact that something Taiwan WhatsApp Number List unplanned may happen tomorrow such as your toddler's illness. This requires good organization cooperation and quick decision making and sometimes looking for non standard solutions just like at work. smile My daughter is a bright brave and limiting young woman every day I practice with her the art of negotiating and controlling my emotions. laughter How many people there are so many concepts about femininity.
What does femininity mean to you and do its features help you in what you do professionally every day? Actually I think traits have no gender. smile What helps me most at work? Good organization and looking for a meeting point of different perspectives which often contradict each other. You have been working at FreshMail for many years. What do you appreciate in this work environment and what values are close to you? What I like most about FreshMail is the ability to change. I had the opportunity to test myself in several roles.