If we were having this conversation 30 years ago the answer would be as simple as female etiquette of leaning more towards the social sciences and the engineerings to more of a 'guy thing' at least in my native country, the engineering ladies were not considered to be very feminine.
Times change eventually it might even out. I think the type of job is not appealing to women. I frown on those who honestly believe women can't handle the hard math and algorithms. In my opinion sitting the day away coding is probably not an appeal...no yet anyway.
If we were having this conversation 30 years ago the answer would be as simple as female etiquette of leaning more towards the social sciences and the engineerings to more of a 'guy thing' at least in my native country, the engineering ladies were not considered to be very feminine. Times change eventually it might even out. I think the type of job is not appealing to women. I frown on those who honestly believe women can't handle the hard math and algorithms. In my opinion sitting the day away coding is probably not an appeal...no yet anyway.