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Despite national conversations about gender diversity in tech, women are still underrepresented, underpaid and often discriminated against in the tech industry, numbers show.

Women in tech statistics: The hard truths of an uphill battle

“The reasons that women hit a dead end in the corporate world have little to do with their outfits, their negotiating skills or the way they stand when talking to a man. And yet the idea that women just need to do better persists....But what Kolb and other researchers have found is that advancing women in an organization requires work on the part of the whole organization.”

Women At Ernst & Young Instructed On How To Dress, Act Nicely Around Men At the height of the Me Too movement, the message of the training seminar was "fix the women."

Charismatic but incompetent men have fewer barriers to reach the top than women.

Why Do So Many Incompetent Men Become Leaders? The real gender issue isn’t a lack of qualified women, but a surplus of unqualified men.

"At the end of the day, it’s always important to build your mental muscle."

13 things mentally strong women never do, according to a psychotherapist and best-selling author No one is born mentally strong--it's all about the choices you make every day.

"Instead of asking women to act more like incompetent men, we [should] actually improve our evaluation criteria and focus on actual talent," said psychologist Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, who wrote about ways we can escape bad bosses in his new book, "Why Do So Many Incompetent Men Become Leaders? (and how to fix it)."

The Case For Discriminating Against Incompetent Men Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic's new book says we need to w**d out the narcissists and megalomaniacs before they become leaders.

"But the implicit message behind the rhetoric of leadership in the American college admissions is that intellectualism alone is not enough, even for an academic institution. Simply learning for learning's sake is not enough."

Why Are American Colleges Obsessed With 'Leadership'? What's wrong with being a follower? Or a lone wolf?

Facebook Users Would Have to Pay for Total Privacy, Sandberg Says Facebook's COO admits the obvious - that it makes money by watching you closely.