I'm using this space tonight to talk about a topic that's important - closing the gender gap in technology. When I was in college, women were five times less likely to study technology. Someday, I hope they are five times more likely.
My blog focuses primarily on lifestyle and IT has been a huge part of mine. Maybe, someday, a girl will find this page via a Google search, Bing, or something that hasn't even been invented yet. I hope she learns that she can have an awesome cat, great makeup, bake a killer batch of chocolate chip cookies, and have an enjoyable career in software development.
I take pride in the fact that I've studied seven development languages. It's fun to remember those early days of HTML "de-coding". Logging into Prodigy, doing a view source, and then teaching myself how to tag HTML. My parents get all the credit in the world for this passion and early introduction to technology.
I've been so blessed to work for companies that have taken me (literally) all around the world and then back home again! I love this career and wouldn't change it. It's sad to think of technology careers as "the road less traveled" and hopefully we can make a difference. Girls Who Code is an organization with a mission to close the gender gap in technology and engineering sectors. I love that and I hope to become involved in this organization, or one like it.
Just a quick post on this- but if there's interest- I'll blog more about it soon! <b> xoxo </b>
Madeleine
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