Pink collar positions are office jobs that have been dominated by women for the past 70 years or so--secretary, receptionist, administrative assistant, scheduler, etc.

In my life, I've only ever met a single man who worked as a receptionist in a medical office.

Recently in a thread about AI showing bias against job applications, someone mentioned male names being thrown in the discard pile for women's positions.

If you're a man who is in the field OR has tried to get into it, what's your experiece been?

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[–] 3 points 2 months ago

They use it for notation which is a huge very tedious and slow part of their job that takes away from their ability to actually do nursing. I don’t especially like it but the notation is a barrier to care and AI can allow nurses to their jobs significantly better.

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