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Our next credit post is from Fluffy Fluffy Cake. In the early 90s, I worked for an

international airline company in the IT department as desktop support. I was the first woman in

IT for that company, and most companies in my country back then. The company was located at an

international airport, and the company was housed in many buildings in airplane hangar, spread

across, and around the airport. The buildings that I serviced were mainly the hangars meant for

airplane maintenance. Every six weeks, we would order all the requested IT equipment, stuff like

specialized printers, computers, terminals, etc. My job was to take the equipment, set it up,

and have the person responsible for that equipment sign off on it. If it wasn't signed off for whatever

reason, the equipment came back with me, would be returned to the vendor, and had to be reordered by

the department. Being a woman in her early 20s in a male-oriented profession, and dealing mostly

with airplane maintenance men, I had to deal with a lot of misogyny. From snickering men having

set up their computers that I was supposed to service with hardcore adult images, to men refusing

to let me touch their computers, and demanding I get a male colleague to do it. Most of the time,

I just pretended not to have seen or heard what was going on. Then, I would just finish setting up

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