Flutteristas panel
summary
Panel summarizes a survey of >160 respondents (58.5% had at least one women+ manager, <26% had 3+, 66% have mentored, 41.5% have sponsored) and gives concrete tactics: pick up bigger tasks and write them down, document impact for raises, use one-on-one or private chat to request stretch work, and redistribute “office housework.” It recommends sponsor and advocate publicly, use salary market data, run local outreach to girls, and co-present or co-mentor to build confidence.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Welcome to Flutteristas panel
- 1:12Flutteristas organization
- 2:39Allyship and community
- 3:03Panelists' backgrounds
- 4:44Women developers' challenges
- 5:49Only female engineer experiences
- 7:14Women in leadership
- 8:41Asking for help overcoming
- 10:48Misconceptions about allyship
- 12:57Office housework impact
- 14:20Tasks below qualifications
- 16:05Showing capability for bigger
- 17:08Asking for promotions raises
- 18:30Common allyship misconceptions
- 21:23Gender invalidation feelings
- 22:47Bold job perceptions
- 24:11Self-advocacy without bragging
- 25:18Losing opportunities due to gender
- 25:38Positive discrimination facing
- 27:13Audience Q&A career growth
- 29:16Salary negotiations market value
- 34:42Forgiveness versus permission
- 36:52Tokenism feelings dealing
- 39:01Intersectionality in diversity
- 42:17Women non-binary tech progress
- 45:09Encouraging young women
- 45:51Standing up harassment
- 48:05Male allies' role
- 50:11Final allyship thoughts
- 53:52Closing remarks
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