Maybe things are different in America, but here in the uk I have seen plenty of female pilots and chefs! Was hoping they would be speaking to builders, electricians etc
We have plenty of women that are pilots,chefs. And even rocket scientists. Where are the plumbers, sanitation workers, armored guards, coal miners, etc..
I'm so disappointed by this video. I'm an industrial mechanic, I fix gearboxes, ac and dc motors, pumps, etc and it's hard for me to find other places to work because recruiters see my first name on my resume and don't even read the rest. They automatically count me out because I'm a female even though I've worked in two different male dominated industries that required skilled labor. I have the skills, but alas, my name is kate and not kenny
The only reason I got my current job is that my name is unisex and my boss thought I was a man. My boss admitted this to me, I work as a facilities attendant, (all my coworkers are male and I got lucky because they are great), he didn't intend on hiring a girl, but after he met me he still hired me on the spot. I am very thankful he did. I love that job. It's awful that we have to go through this.
Certainly in the UK I am seeing a lot more women in director / management roles, which is awesome. I have also seen first hand sexism in the workplace. As an IT guy in the course of my work I have periodically seen things such as e-mails, the content of which totally crossed the line. I have a duty of care to my customers (the businesses), and when these have been reported back, I am thankful to say every-time it has been treated seriously, and with the compassion it deserves. My thoughts on this from my limited experience are to report any incidents back to your manager / director, there is no place in the workspace for sexism/racism/ageism or any other discriminatory behaviour.
Look at the comments from men. I'm a landscaper and let me tell you, beinga woman in a male dominated industry is difficult asf. Most women I know quit not cuz they can't handle the work but because they can't handle the sexism. Men take the idea that we should "stay in our place" much more seriously than most women will ever understand. All these years and I promise you the attitudes of most men have not changed one bit. This aint for the faint hearted. Not to discourage, just keeping it real.
No. Women quit because the work is difficult. I've never heard a woman say, "I want to be a landscaper". As soon as they can, they move on to better jobs.
@@nerychristian, cause accept the fact that no one wants to do it. If you can provide yourself a comfortable life then even a man will not do it. Basic common sense is dead in men these days
HVAC Technician and no one told me just how hard it would be for us women in this industry...I knew it would be difficult alil but dam...its like I don't even fit in...
I'm going into pipe trade this year and I'm kinda nervous because I'm probably going to be the only woman in every class. I'm mentally and psychically preparing myself to deal with whatever this class throws at me.
I wish you all the best! See if you can find supports outside the class (online or visiting workplaces and see if you can speak to any female workers to get pointers). You can do it!
I studied & trained in a profession that is 98% female. I was not welcome. The tutors treated me like I was there for some nefarious reason, then when I entered the job experience I was made to feel so unwelcome & uncomfortable that I had to give it up. I conducted myself with nothing but polite & professional behaviour, yet was still treated like I was there just to score phone numbers, yet I never once attempted to chat up a single female. The profession was vet nursing. I didn't care it didn't pay much, I wanted to help animals, but was made to feel like a perv. I am not some gross older bloke either. I was in my early 30's & above average in looks, well spoken, polite & respectful. At the time I had a long term girlfriend so was not interested in a single one of them anyway. It was obvious that as a male I simply was not welcome in this female dominated profession. So it's not just men who deal with sexism in certain industries. men just don't complain about it so you never hear stories like mine.
I worked in an office that was 10 girls and myself and my line manager who were blokes. The girls would tell me they introduce themselves with low cut tops saying they have boyfriends which I found offensive as I wasn't here to chat them up but earn my living. I find it offensive that I was thought to be there automatically to chat them up
The interesting question here is: how do you know that you are safe to continue your path? Being a woman in any career seems to be fraught with hurdles - this is really appalling to me, as a woman who was taught and encouraged to be anything I wanted to be.
Good for you, theirs about 3 billion more woman that could do the same..."I can create." You can't be special because of something you did obtain by yourself.
Just shows howsexist men canbe seeing that cookinghasalways been considered a traditionally feminine task and yet they still think you can't do it right. It doesn't require muscles and they still think you can't do it. 🤦🏾♀️
I hate the idea that men even if they work hard, they get catoragized as "just being able to", like they worked to get there. Women don't get the jobs because they don't like the jobs or don't work hard enough for it, one of the main reasons is these videos try to tell girls that they have to work a lot harder, and so they try not to do it.
My dad works in a female dominated industry and hasn't experienced sexism, in fact he's an oversubscribed teacher as female dominated industries tend to be better within field when it comes to fair recognition
Im a painter decorator and have to listen daily to men saying who they'd 'give her one' They rate women out of looks, very shallow and its actually low level mentality. Yeah you can laugh a little but as soon as the word sex comes up, I've got my head in my phone to avoid embarrassment 😳
Lesson here is...if you want a good woman, get a Scandinavian. That's what I did, and the lady here proves my point. No bullshit ideology, no excuses, no hate for men. Just a good woman--a strong woman. 3:40
@@Projectdarksource Feminism is huge here in scandinavia just so you know. The internet can twist sexism to feminazism depending on your algorithm feed, it’s not the real thing
What's with all the insecure men in the comments? And they felt the need to dislike this video where women are simply SPEAKING about their experiences? Fragile toxic "masculinity" 😂😂
M.Ahsan, I know right. Men feel threatened because women are talking about their experience in the work place dealing with sexism. Sexism is a real thing, but some men think we are attacking them just because they are men, but really these women are just talking about their experiences and how women are treated in a dominated male work place. 🦋
No Sanctuary It is not praising her for simply being a women it is praising her for being a women in a male dominated field that will pave the way for future women in those fields. The men do not need to get praise for being a man in these type of jobs and they don’t need to help other men realize they can do this type of career because men are prominently the people who do these jobs and are the ones allowed to advance faster. The way people perceive the skill does not change based on gender. There just needs to more gender diversity in these fields so people want to encourage that. (Sorry for any spelling mistakes)
Here is the thing some women promote sexism when they demand that men be the providers, buy them things and treat them special but when they get treated badly then all of a sudden sexism is wrong. Case in point that woman would not complain if they gave her the chef position for being female.
The bigger problem sir is generalization. All women are tired of paying for the actions of some and same with men. Weasasociety have to base every interaction individually instead of generalizing or this dumb ass gender war will NEVER end.
People and radical feminists are only concerned about power and identity politics,gender against gender,race against race unbelievably divisive. The thing that is bizzare about is women are in the education system just like men do in fact some of it is female dominated, so I don't understand why u don't except women in this fields given that women are also educated just like the men. When u teach one side to play identity politics defacto,u teach the other side to play identity politics.
It is sad how sexist the comment section is. I find this really great! Unlearning the patriarchy takes a very long time and even though things are better the lack of gender diversity in careers that are considered important(bs) needs to change. I wish more women of color were here but this is still neat.
S C that is not true. Historically only men were allowed to do many of these jobs and it really hasn’t been that long since women have been able to do them as well. Conditioning that woman or only able to do certain careers or men are only able to do these certain careers exists today. We will also unconsciously hear a job in associate it with something Amanda’s or something a woman does. People are unlearning it but that doesn’t happen overnight. Videos like this are what helps encourage women to pursue these kind of jobs. So, women feel more comfortable in spaces with other women. Careers attract people, not genders.
@@alicat7633 except nobody is stoping women from entering, also historically women have always been timid to get into centrtain fields and careers because they don't see other women in that feel, that tells me what women are too easily discouraged by minor things to propell and excel in a field because they were too afraid to join.
Alison Ogden well if careers attract people and not genders then get more women to do more dangerous work ,but the thing is the that women in general don’t like doing that kind of stuff they like doing things that the that is comfortable to them which is why you don’t see a lot of women in engineering or tech related jobs
I think they should at least let the passengers know ahead of time if a woman is going to be flying the plane. That way everybody has the option of taking another flight if they want.
"Don’t bother learning how to cook. Just have a few cookbooks on the shelf where she can see them and the effect will be the same. Tell her you’ll cook for her “one day”, and keep putting it off" -Donald Trump
Maybe things are different in America, but here in the uk I have seen plenty of female pilots and chefs! Was hoping they would be speaking to builders, electricians etc
Theres virtually no difference
..nobody even watches this show
plenty of female pilot are you on drugs
And they still complain that there's not enough women in STEM and other " male " dominated occupations.
We have plenty of women that are pilots,chefs. And even rocket scientists. Where are the plumbers, sanitation workers, armored guards, coal miners, etc..
I'm so disappointed by this video. I'm an industrial mechanic, I fix gearboxes, ac and dc motors, pumps, etc and it's hard for me to find other places to work because recruiters see my first name on my resume and don't even read the rest. They automatically count me out because I'm a female even though I've worked in two different male dominated industries that required skilled labor. I have the skills, but alas, my name is kate and not kenny
The only reason I got my current job is that my name is unisex and my boss thought I was a man. My boss admitted this to me, I work as a facilities attendant, (all my coworkers are male and I got lucky because they are great), he didn't intend on hiring a girl, but after he met me he still hired me on the spot. I am very thankful he did. I love that job.
It's awful that we have to go through this.
Wtf... that really pisses me off, I’m sorry.
I am a heavy duty diesel mechanic I feel you. This is a real problem
Yeah you and 4 other women lol
@@yourlordship1119 lordship sounds quite masculine to me
Certainly in the UK I am seeing a lot more women in director / management roles, which is awesome. I have also seen first hand sexism in the workplace. As an IT guy in the course of my work I have periodically seen things such as e-mails, the content of which totally crossed the line. I have a duty of care to my customers (the businesses), and when these have been reported back, I am thankful to say every-time it has been treated seriously, and with the compassion it deserves. My thoughts on this from my limited experience are to report any incidents back to your manager / director, there is no place in the workspace for sexism/racism/ageism or any other discriminatory behaviour.
Look at the comments from men. I'm a landscaper and let me tell you, beinga woman in a male dominated industry is difficult asf. Most women I know quit not cuz they can't handle the work but because they can't handle the sexism. Men take the idea that we should "stay in our place" much more seriously than most women will ever understand. All these years and I promise you the attitudes of most men have not changed one bit. This aint for the faint hearted. Not to discourage, just keeping it real.
No. Women quit because the work is difficult. I've never heard a woman say, "I want to be a landscaper". As soon as they can, they move on to better jobs.
@@nerychristian, cause accept the fact that no one wants to do it. If you can provide yourself a comfortable life then even a man will not do it. Basic common sense is dead in men these days
HVAC Technician and no one told me just how hard it would be for us women in this industry...I knew it would be difficult alil but dam...its like I don't even fit in...
I'm going into pipe trade this year and I'm kinda nervous because I'm probably going to be the only woman in every class. I'm mentally and psychically preparing myself to deal with whatever this class throws at me.
I wish you all the best! See if you can find supports outside the class (online or visiting workplaces and see if you can speak to any female workers to get pointers). You can do it!
I studied & trained in a profession that is 98% female. I was not welcome. The tutors treated me like I was there for some nefarious reason, then when I entered the job experience I was made to feel so unwelcome & uncomfortable that I had to give it up. I conducted myself with nothing but polite & professional behaviour, yet was still treated like I was there just to score phone numbers, yet I never once attempted to chat up a single female. The profession was vet nursing. I didn't care it didn't pay much, I wanted to help animals, but was made to feel like a perv. I am not some gross older bloke either. I was in my early 30's & above average in looks, well spoken, polite & respectful. At the time I had a long term girlfriend so was not interested in a single one of them anyway. It was obvious that as a male I simply was not welcome in this female dominated profession. So it's not just men who deal with sexism in certain industries. men just don't complain about it so you never hear stories like mine.
I worked in an office that was 10 girls and myself and my line manager who were blokes. The girls would tell me they introduce themselves with low cut tops saying they have boyfriends which I found offensive as I wasn't here to chat them up but earn my living. I find it offensive that I was thought to be there automatically to chat them up
Sorry to hear that
The interesting question here is: how do you know that you are safe to continue your path? Being a woman in any career seems to be fraught with hurdles - this is really appalling to me, as a woman who was taught and encouraged to be anything I wanted to be.
As a Chef most men have not taken me seriously. I am more than just the medial tasks. I can create.
Good for you, theirs about 3 billion more woman that could do the same..."I can create."
You can't be special because of something you did obtain by yourself.
Just shows howsexist men canbe seeing that cookinghasalways been considered a traditionally feminine task and yet they still think you can't do it right. It doesn't require muscles and they still think you can't do it. 🤦🏾♀️
You don't think men get tasked with medial jobs? I'm sure every man who does a manual labor job feels he could do better.
I hate the idea that men even if they work hard, they get catoragized as "just being able to", like they worked to get there. Women don't get the jobs because they don't like the jobs or don't work hard enough for it, one of the main reasons is these videos try to tell girls that they have to work a lot harder, and so they try not to do it.
where is the 3 male in an mostly female dominated industries
What
Nevermind just re-read it
My dad works in a female dominated industry and hasn't experienced sexism, in fact he's an oversubscribed teacher as female dominated industries tend to be better within field when it comes to fair recognition
Im a painter decorator and have to listen daily to men saying who they'd 'give her one'
They rate women out of looks, very shallow and its actually low level mentality. Yeah you can laugh a little but as soon as the word sex comes up, I've got my head in my phone to avoid embarrassment 😳
Lesson here is...if you want a good woman, get a Scandinavian. That's what I did, and the lady here proves my point. No bullshit ideology, no excuses, no hate for men. Just a good woman--a strong woman. 3:40
Exactly. Feminism is pure garbage. We don't need that toxic trash and brain washing in our lives.
no.we don't men like u
This is textbook racism
@@Projectdarksource Feminism is huge here in scandinavia just so you know. The internet can twist sexism to feminazism depending on your algorithm feed, it’s not the real thing
No, Far Eastern woman. They view men in the west as gentlemen, not the cash cow or enemy .
What's with all the insecure men in the comments? And they felt the need to dislike this video where women are simply SPEAKING about their experiences? Fragile toxic "masculinity" 😂😂
M.Ahsan, I know right. Men feel threatened because women are talking about their experience in the work place dealing with sexism. Sexism is a real thing, but some men think we are attacking them just because they are men, but really these women are just talking about their experiences and how women are treated in a dominated male work place. 🦋
@@margowoody4293 toxic patriarchy sis. Don't worry, there is so much hope for the future! ❤
M. Ahsan Thanks! I do hope everyone shapes up soon! 💗
I'm a girl but I hate feminism especially bloody pseudo feminism
@@karmyoginiArts did you get picked sis?
3:55 she is getting praise just because she is female what about the males?
@- kool - why does that deserve praise tho?
No Sanctuary It is not praising her for simply being a women it is praising her for being a women in a male dominated field that will pave the way for future women in those fields. The men do not need to get praise for being a man in these type of jobs and they don’t need to help other men realize they can do this type of career because men are prominently the people who do these jobs and are the ones allowed to advance faster. The way people perceive the skill does not change based on gender. There just needs to more gender diversity in these fields so people want to encourage that. (Sorry for any spelling mistakes)
No Sanctuary it’s harder for women to get into that profession
@@alicat7633 It's make dominated because those "Males" worked for the job.
@@DG-kf9wm no it's not, there is so much evidence that it's not.
Here is the thing some women promote sexism when they demand that men be the providers, buy them things and treat them special but when they get treated badly then all of a sudden sexism is wrong. Case in point that woman would not complain if they gave her the chef position for being female.
The bigger problem sir is generalization. All women are tired of paying for the actions of some and same with men. Weasasociety have to base every interaction individually instead of generalizing or this dumb ass gender war will NEVER end.
People and radical feminists are only concerned about power and identity politics,gender against gender,race against race unbelievably divisive.
The thing that is bizzare about is women are in the education system just like men do in fact some of it is female dominated, so I don't understand why u don't except women in this fields given that women are also educated just like the men.
When u teach one side to play identity politics defacto,u teach the other side to play identity politics.
I wish to see more women stepping into Men's club! because we can do it! Woman's place is wherever she wants!
..dopy fuckers
Go work on cars or work on a oil rig. These jobs the women do I see everyday . You don’t see females working the oil rigs in the middle of the gulf
Basic Google research can prove you wrong 💀
And why should women do these types of jobs? will a man who can provide himself a comfortable life can do it?
Now talk to make teachers and nurses
*Male
Yea yea
It is sad how sexist the comment section is. I find this really great! Unlearning the patriarchy takes a very long time and even though things are better the lack of gender diversity in careers that are considered important(bs) needs to change. I wish more women of color were here but this is still neat.
Yeah the matriarchy isn't anything worth writing about either.
S C that is not true. Historically only men were allowed to do many of these jobs and it really hasn’t been that long since women have been able to do them as well. Conditioning that woman or only able to do certain careers or men are only able to do these certain careers exists today. We will also unconsciously hear a job in associate it with something Amanda’s or something a woman does. People are unlearning it but that doesn’t happen overnight. Videos like this are what helps encourage women to pursue these kind of jobs. So, women feel more comfortable in spaces with other women. Careers attract people, not genders.
@@alicat7633 except nobody is stoping women from entering, also historically women have always been timid to get into centrtain fields and careers because they don't see other women in that feel, that tells me what women are too easily discouraged by minor things to propell and excel in a field because they were too afraid to join.
@@alicat7633 also you have a typeo it's not "something Amanda's" it's "something a man does"
Alison Ogden well if careers attract people and not genders then get more women to do more dangerous work ,but the thing is the that women in general don’t like doing that kind of stuff they like doing things that the that is comfortable to them which is why you don’t see a lot of women in engineering or tech related jobs
I think they should at least let the passengers know ahead of time if a woman is going to be flying the plane. That way everybody has the option of taking another flight if they want.
You are such a Troll my dude you've been on other videos for the sake of trollinv
Trolling*
@@alexisb1715 The problem with you feminists is you always take yourselves so seriously. It was a joke. Lighten up a little!
@@jamesmiles4159 I don't actually consider myself a feminist dude I just don't appreciate sexism
@@jamesmiles4159 u really assumed she was a feminist just because she didn't like ur joke, it wasn't really funny
"Don’t bother learning how to cook. Just have a few cookbooks on the shelf where she can see them and the effect will be the same. Tell her you’ll cook for her “one day”, and keep putting it off"
-Donald Trump
Another reason to hate Donald trump
He should've been a stand up comedian. That's actually hilarious lol
The liar confessed, 6:26.
It SUCKS !!!!! 😢
Uhh hear we go again
this chef girl is a flipping liarrrr
Liesssss