JimaeChinko:



I have a younger sister that is currently training to be a Software engineer. Can she come by your office probably intern a bit so she can see the prospects of this and stay motivated

hakeem4:
I need the help of a software developer to help me convert a program written in fotran to a modern day software

Oreofepeters:
I'm in

Nwaohafia1:


The truth is some of them i have met are (sounds like) better than their male counterparts.

Angelb4:
Female software engineers ke? I won't advise my sister to apply before her software will be engineered.

wunmi590:
Honestly i have been asking myself his question too,
I work in an international I.T company, as an admin officer, and truth be told, no female in our software department to complement these gurus, i think women should also be found in these profession in Nigeria.


If i can get some of the females, i would make sure i recommend them to my director, when he comes back from his travelling from our office in US and U.K

raymod170:
This isn't a generalization and perspective may differ. Ada Lovelace, world's first ever computer programmer was a woman. I believe women are capable of doing any job just as good as men and I'm a programmer myself and I love programming!
1)Many women feel they can't program when they actually can.
2)Women are holistic in approach to their life, they will not focus on just one thing. They prefer multi-tasking, whereas programming is a single threaded activity which requires motivation.
3)Women prefer being creative and social. They prefer jobs that have more communication with others and they feel programming is monotonous and isolating.
4)Some women(even some men) get a degree in computer science just for the sake of it and do not actually contribute anything to programming world. It's all about necessity and interest.
5)The lifestyle of a programmer, sit in front of a computer,stare and think is not appealing to a lot of women(Many of my female friends stated this).
6)Programming has become more of a profession than passion and here comes the cultural aspect, women are not encouraged to take up careers seriously.

Bellarod05:
Hi Sister,am a professional hardware Engineer, Can you introduce me please?

mceze:


please, I would like to learn from you..Here is my email-angelezeus@yahoo.com

Angelb4:
Female software engineers ke? I won't advise my sister to apply before her software will be engineered.

wunmi590:
Honestly i have been asking myself his question too,
I work in an international I.T company, as an admin officer, and truth be told, no female in our software department to complement these gurus, i think women should also be found in these profession in Nigeria.


If i can get some of the females, i would make sure i recommend them to my director, when he comes back from his travelling from our office in US and U.K

hakeem4:
I need the help of a software developer to help me convert a program written in fotran to a modern day software

wunmi590:
Honestly i have been asking myself his question too,
I work in an international I.T company, as an admin officer, and truth be told, no female in our software department to complement these gurus, i think women should also be found in these profession in Nigeria.


If i can get some of the females, i would make sure i recommend them to my director, when he comes back from his travelling from our office in US and U.K

labi1977:


Hit me up if you can pay

RealMillennial:
I think the whole intention of this post (or at least what it ended up achieving), was to bring to fore the bigger subject that there's a serious gender skew in the Tech professions in this country, not only programming.

And in fact, its not merely a Nigerian problem. Silicon Valley is filled with guys. Its just more skewed here and the reasons are obvious.

hakeem4:
I need the help of a software developer to help me convert a program written in fotran to a modern day software

labi1977:


Hit me up if you can pay

Ejiod:
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In 2 firms I've worked with I haven't seen ladies write code and it's so painful the ways most our ladies have been configured to think .I only wish I see one

hakeem4:
pm me your number