5 Traits That Make Women Better at Programming Than Men
Several features can distinguish them from men in the field of programming.
One of the IT industry’s biggest myths is the belief that only a man can be a programmer. This thesis’s justification is the belief that the male gender has a scientific mind and the ability to think logically, that is, abilities that women allegedly do not have. I think I could name hundreds of women at this point to prove how misleading this thesis is.
To confront this stereotype and show that, however, women have several features that can distinguish them from men in the field of programming, a very subjective checklist I created.
1. Constant desire for self-improvement
Women are born geeks who want to become a better version of themselves every day, and thus with great willingness and satisfaction, they deepen their knowledge and learn new things.
Seriously — it has to be made clear that being a programmer requires constant learning. The world of technology is changing very dynamically and to keep up with constant changes, unfortunately, or unfortunately it requires constant self-education. You just have to develop to be good. And women can do it.