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Re: IndyRAGE - All-Girls Comp+ - October 1

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Originally Posted by Karthik View Post
Sure.


Unintentional and societal bias are a large reason as to why 92.2% of US mechanical engineers are male, and that the ratios are similarly out of whack in most other engineering fields.
I've attached two pictures that were derived from this data set, by which I mean, I ordered the jobs by Median income (lower income is on the top)


The second one, I snipped out only engineering.


Point is, percentage is really only half the question. Who cares if a certain group dominates employment in a sector which doesn't pay well such as Library Science?
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