Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 30th July 2014
Dilbert//9237, first published twelve years ago on Wednesday 30th July 2014
Tags
engineers, relations between the sexes, silicon valley startup, socially awkward, seen a woman, four years, scalable architecture
Official transcript
Boss: We bought a Silicon Valley start-up just to get the engineers. Be gentle with them. They're socially awkward and they haven't seen a woman in four years. Coworker: Who's up for a debate about scalable architecture followed by some spawning.
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
WE BOUGHT A SILICON VALLEY STARTUP JUST TO GET THE ENGINEERS.
BE GENTLE WITH THEM.
THEY'RE SOCIALLY AWKWARD AND THEY HAVENT SEEN A WOMAN IN FOUR YEARS.
WHO'S UP FOR A DEBATE ABOUT SCALABLE ARCHITECTURE FOLLOWED BY SOME SPAWNING?
collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive
AI Analysis
Comic Strip Title: "The Silicon Valley Start-Up"
Summary:
- The comic strip revolves around a conversation between a man and a woman in a professional setting.
- The man is interested in hiring the woman as an engineer for his new Silicon Valley start-up.
- However, the woman is hesitant due to the lack of female representation in the company, which has not seen a woman in four years.
- The man attempts to downplay the issue, suggesting that it's just a coincidence and that the company values diversity.
- The woman is skeptical and asks for a debate on scalable architecture, implying that she wants to discuss the company's technical approach.
- The man is caught off guard by her request and seems unprepared to engage in a technical discussion.
- The comic strip pokes fun at the tech industry's reputation for being male-dominated and highlights the challenges faced by women in these environments.
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