'Brogramming' culture puts women off tech start-ups
The stereotypical tech start-up set-up of Star Wars posters, video games and beer pong is on the way out, Adriana Gascoigne says. With special feature audio.
The stereotypical tech start-up set-up of Star Wars posters, video games and beer pong is on the way out to make way for more women, diversity advocate Adriana Gascoigne says.
The founder and chief executive of San Francisco-based Girls in Tech believes gender stereotyping and a 'brogramming
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Chelsea Armitage
Wed, 29 Jun 2016
Wed, 29 Jun 2016
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'Brogramming' culture puts women off tech start-ups
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