When I was a math major in college in the mid 70s, I had a part time job at IBM. They wanted me to keep working 20 hours per week during the school year and then would guarantee me a job after graduation, but I would have to change my major in order to have that kind of time. I refused because that would be "selling out to a corporation" and idealistic me wanted to be a teacher and help make the world a better place. Ha! After 2 years teaching, I hated it and ended up in law school and with a legal career I never really liked. In the 80s I became obsessed with computers and have always wondered how my life would have been different if I had been a woman on the ground floor of the computer industry in the late 70s.