I did find the comment sexist  (even if it wasnt intentional)
and figured you'd catch some slack for it on the list.

We have a good working group here at our lab which is
a mix of women and men. i think mostly it has to do with
personality.






				Lara Muffley
                                Dermatology Dept
                                University of Washington
                                Seattle, WA
                                muffley@u.washington.edu

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 Sylene.Goodwin@UCHSC.edu wrote:

> I didn't find it sexist.  I have worked in several different labs over the years, histology and not.  The labs where the populations were a balanced mix or a higher percentage of men  as opposed to  those which were entirely woman, I found to be MUCH better in several ways:  work ethic, lack of malicious gossip as well as the ability to work together as a team.
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> Sylene MJ Goodwin, B.S. HTL(ASCP)
> University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: GREYTRUNK@aol.com [mailto:GREYTRUNK@aol.com]as compared to
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> Sexiest, where did that come from?  I am certainly not sexiest.  I was merely making a comment, a joke so to speak--about how the site with all men seems to get everything done.
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