#GAReads | 'Bro culture' at start-ups keeps talented women out: Harvey Mudd President
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"'Bro culture' at start-ups keeps talented women out: Harvey Mudd President":
Graduates from the small Southern California college are all over the industry, at places like Google, SpaceX, Yelp and Airbnb. Despite her role championing women in tech, Klawe has long been reluctant to recommend that her graduating students—particularly females—seek out emerging venture-backed companies.
The "bro culture" is bad enough, she said. On top of that, young founders typically avoid investing in human resources, making it even more difficult to address problems that arise.