It's not that they prefer low paying jobs, per se. But they are far more likely to compromise future pay for comfort and to pursue personal interests. Women are more likely to choose professions that are fulfilling in non-monetary ways whereas men are more likely to choose a profession based on it's monetary potential.
Why is that? Because men know their value as a man is based largely on their ability to earn and provide.
Why do women choose to forgo some earning potential in exchange for non-monetary fulfillment? To put it simply, because they can.
It's an interesting aspect of the distinct differences between men and women. Despite opportunity of equality and opportunity of outcome in places like Scandinavia, you still find those same differences. As those countries become more egalitarian, the differences become more apparent.
I'm not entirely sure why men and women make the choices that do, but it's clear that despite the push for equal numbers of men and women in these fields, women are simply choosing not to get into them.
It depend in many countries many girls go into stem most engineer in Iran are woman. I mean in middle Eastern and most Asian and Eastern European countries many women do engineering and stem. In West people think that science is for nerds which is why girls don't do it.
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I would hope before you even chose a course/class. You made a goal in life that you want to obtain
That way you can get an education to go on par.
No! I can't speak for all women but I don't.
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