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Women ≠ Men (56)

By Elmine Wijnia | Published: January 17, 2010
And nor should they. Trine-Maria linked to a rant by Clay Shirky on male versus female behaviour. He rants about reasons why men are ahead of women in their carreers. He concludes that women are not self-promotional enough, whereas men more easily overstate their capabilities and thus bluff their way into a carreer. Women could do [...]
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The way (communication) technology shapes my life

By Elmine Wijnia | Published: August 26, 2008
It’s a challenging thing to think about. The way technology changes my life. To a large extend I only function through technology, even when just thinking of the table and chair I’m sitting at/on, in the cafe with its airconditioning/heating system and lovely easy listening jazz in the background. More complex as a technology is my [...]
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