Dell held their annual summit this week in Europe. They hired a
moderator for the opening day named Mads Christensen who is a media
personality that is described as "very conservative" and this also is
regarding his views towards women.
Excerpts from a blog by a woman who attended:
" So here I am at Dell's huge and very professional summit with founder
Michael Dell, top people from Microsoft and Intel, impressive power
points, expensive commercials, matching polyester ties and all that
jazz, and then the -- by Dell chosen -- moderator starts to rejoice the
lack of women in the room. /"The IT business is one of the last
frontiers that manages to keep women out. The quota of women to men in
your business is sound and healthy"/ he says. /"What are you actually
doing here?"/ he adds to the few women who are actually present in the
room./"
"/ Dell's moderator continues talking about his two Rolex watches and he
then presents the next speaker from Intel. After the break Mads
Christensen shares with us his whole "show" about the bitchy women who
want's to steal the power in politics, boards and the home. "Science" he
calls it and mentions that all the great inventions come from men. /"We
can thank women for the rolling pin"/ he adds. And then the moderator
of the day finishes of by asking all (men) in the room to promise him
that they will go home and say "Shut up bitch!"."
http://elektronista.dk/kommentar/dresscode-blue-tie-and-male/
I feel sick to my stomach.
-Sarah
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