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4 Photos. Robin Hauser. AKA: Robin Hauser Reynolds. Robin is the director and producer of cause-based documentary films at Finish Line Features and President of Unleashed Productions. Robin's award-winning film, CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap, premiered at Tribeca Film Festival 2015, and has caught the attention of the international tech ...
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Robin Hauser AKA: Robin Hauser Reynolds Robin is the director and producer of cause-based documentary films at Finish Line Features and President of Unleashed Productions. Robin's award-winning film, CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap, premiered at Tribeca Film Festival 2015, and has caught the attention of the international tech industry and of ...
Apr 23, 2015 · Director Robin Hauser Reynolds discusses the dearth of women in tech and trying to shine a light on brogrammer culture in her new documentary. By Zoë Henry, Freelance writer @ ZoeLaHenry. Apr...
- Zoë Henry
- Culture
- Few Role Models
- Poor Pipeline
- Sexism
- So What Now?
First and foremost, this is a culture problem. The stereotype of a software engineer is a 25-year-old, hoodie-clad dude who wears glasses, is antisocial, and loves to hack strings of code in the basement of his parents’ home, eating stale pizza and drinking Red Bull until 3 or 4am. As with all stereotypes, there’s some truth here, and it’s not the ...
Which leads me to another huge reason we have a gender imbalance: Tech is basically devoid of female role models. The old adage “You cannot be what you cannot see” is true here. Young girls and people of color have very few modern-day role models in tech. Megan Smithis the Chief Technology Officer of the United States, but she’s hardly a household ...
At most universities, few women make it past the 101, entry-level computer science class that should welcome all students, regardless of their prior knowledge of the subject. Instead, women entering this first-year class too often suffer from negative ambient belonging. From the first day there, they perceive that the men in the class know much mor...
Then there is the issue of plain, old-fashioned sexism. Like it or not, it’s present in the misogynistic nuances in startup culture, in the good ol’ boys corporations of the South, and even in the classrooms and administration of America’s educational system. Sexism might not present itself as it did in the 1960s Mad Menera; instead it is latent, s...
So what do women do about these challenges? I talked to countless women in the course of working on the Codedocumentary. Certain common solutions have surfaced time and again: Women need to be more assertive; we should stop apologizing all the time. We should ask for raises and believe we are worthy of that raise. Younger women should find a sponso...
ROBIN HAUSER REYNOLDS is the director and producer of cause‐based documentary films at Finish Line Features, LLC. As both a business woman, a longtime professional photographer and a disrupter, Reynolds brings her leadership skills, creative eye and unleashed passion to her documentary film projects.
Mar 24, 2016 · Robin Hauser Reynolds, Director/Producer of the documentary film, CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap, discusses the influence of women and minorities in technology and how diversity equals innovation.
ROBIN HAUSER REYNOLDS is the director and producer of cause-based documentary films at Finish Line Features, LLC. As both a business woman and a longtime professional photographer, Reynolds brings her creative eye and leadership skills to her documentary film projects.
