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"Computer Girls": How Men Pushed Women Out of Programming

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The first coders for digital computers during World War II were women—men began to dominate programming and IT only in the 1980s. For several decades, pressure and stereotypes prevented women from taking leadership positions in IT companies. Forbes told how the role of women in programming changed and why men took this field away from them.

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dev.by broke the news in 20 hours ago on Friday, April 4, 2025.

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