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Old 17th June 2019, 15:59   #9
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Originally Posted by macafee2 View Post
I would have thought businesses would have learnt from WW2 and know if woman were up to engineering roles. Who were manning our factories?

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But this is my point, it is not businesses that were discriminating against women in engineering, but rather norms in society leading women not to think naturally about a career in engineering. Conversely, businesses have not had to change their requirements or standards in order to attract more women into engineering. The change has come about by making engineering an option that increasing numbers of women will naturally consider for a career.
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