2 June 2020Influential Women in IPRory O'Neill

Silicon Valley’s ‘bro culture’: faulty pipeline, or old fashioned misogyny?

It’s well known that the tech industry has a diversity problem. For many, the words ‘Silicon Valley’ conjure up an image of the quintessential ‘tech bro’. The term, alongside Silicon Valley’s ‘bro culture’, has become a byword for the tech industry’s sexism.

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