

I loved the audiobook but I slept a couple of times while listening the nine hours, mainly at night, so I had to borrow the paper book to understand who the murder is 🤷😍📚📚
I loved the audiobook but I slept a couple of times while listening the nine hours, mainly at night, so I had to borrow the paper book to understand who the murder is 🤷😍📚📚
Consiglio rayplaysound a tutti, italiani in Italia e all’estero e amanti della lingua italiana. Ci sono tanti audiolibri e podcast gratis. Ieri ho ascoltato figlie. Oggi sto ascoltando Mamma mia
https://www.raiplaysound.it/programmi/laprimadonnache è nella mia lista.
I suggest this book. Excellent descriptions of relations
1. Mai 1989 var også en mandag. Jeg forlot Trondheim etter ei uke opphold. Min første. I kofferten hadde jeg en oransje bok om det norske språk. Flagg vaier i Mai. En flau sau i August. Syv nye dyner. Mitt nye språk, mitt nye land. Det var Even K. som hadde inspirert meg å kjøpe den bok og fortalte at ei fransk dame, året før, hadde lært norsk. Jeg håper å inspirere dere alle som ikke ennå har lært, å lære norsk, å snakke, å skrive, å feile. Vi har en forpliktelse for dette landet som gir oss arbeid, fred og håp. Gratulerer med 1.Mai Norge! 🇳🇴❤️
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“27 novembre 2016 Da Cecilia, compagna di classe, biglietto di auguri per i tuoi undici anni (lei ne ha otto): Daria, sei dolce come una dolciaria, Daria, sei presente come l’aria, Daria, tu ti sforzi come una libraia, e io ti voglio un mondo di bene.”
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Sterke bøker som fikk meg til å reflektere og ombestemme om noe av det jeg har kjempet for, som for eksempel Sheryl Sandbergs lean in feminismen.
. Ps jeg kjøpte bøkene på selve 8.mars på literaturhus i Oslo
Ten years ago we read Lean In. Now this https://video.corriere.it/cronaca/approfondimenti/vita-altrove-donne-che-dicono-basta/11c368ea-b826-11ed-8bae-9fdc85b635ee
interesting video in Italian by Corriere della Sera about women who quit. From Sheryl Sandberg to Susan Wojcicki, why do excellent women 50+ quit? And why in Italy of the 52.000 resignments in 2021, 71% are women?
I do not know the causes, but I have an hypothesis that trying to address the gender gap by intervening on young children may be ineffective. The question should be more and more “how to retain” and not only “how to recruit”.
I my case, I notice that – without comparing me to Sandberg or Wojcicki, I doubt more of my ability to know and to evolve as a teacher and research leader than my male peers. If I despare that AI has disrupted and will disrupt software engineering mthods, I hear my peers saying “it is only a wave, it will pass”.
And would I continue to struggle with research questions and project reports if I had the millions of dollars of Sheryl and Susan? Or would I rather dedicate my time and resources to causes that may interest (and worry) me more than software engineering? So while I do not blame the women who lean out, I will not tell you the answer of what I would do, I tell the question and I challenge you all, female and male with the same one.
Soon is 8th March. I will celebrate the 7th in Trondheim at DnB, take the night train to Oslo to celebrate the 50 women in tech in Norway, and then to Bergen on the 9th.