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Category Archives: books
book review – “Cinderella Ate My Daughter”
As a female software engineer, I’ve been finding myself thinking more about what to do about the paucity of women in my field. I recently read “Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics”, a research report from … Continue reading
girl power, woman power, and being one of the boys
I’ve been thinking a lot about software engineering for women lately. In that earlier blog post, I referenced Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, a long research report that hits home for me since I am … Continue reading
book review – “Bit Literacy”
As someone who is a geek, and as someone who has done extensive research into how people manage their time (with a focus on how various electronic devices fit into their time management practices), it’s fair to assume that I’m … Continue reading
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book review – “Being Geek”
I’ve been reading Michael Lopp’s blog, Rands in Repose, for some time. Lopp has a pretty good geek resume, with experience at Symantec, Borland, Netscape, and Apple. His blog is one that I always read. He’s got a great gift … Continue reading
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