It's a good idea. But I agree it needs to start with a focus, then expand a la Facebook.
Two things matter most: sex and money. Since we've got the sex pretty well covered here, why not start it as a networking place*?
I recently read on ZeroHedge that in the most recent jobs report, only ten percent of the 416 thousand jobs added in the recent "age 20 and over" category went to men. 90 percent went to women.
How can this be and what can be happening in our society to cause this? Wasn't there supposed to be an Old Boy Network where men helped each other? Maybe we need a New Boy Network.
* There are hundreds, if not thousands, of women's networking groups. If someone started a "guy's only" one, two positive things might happen (besides men getting jobs). First, the novelty of it would guarantee publicity; and second, the inevitable women and reporters calling it "discriminatory" would expose their hypocrisy, since no one has a problem with women's networks.
Two things matter most: sex and money. Since we've got the sex pretty well covered here, why not start it as a networking place*?
I recently read on ZeroHedge that in the most recent jobs report, only ten percent of the 416 thousand jobs added in the recent "age 20 and over" category went to men. 90 percent went to women.
How can this be and what can be happening in our society to cause this? Wasn't there supposed to be an Old Boy Network where men helped each other? Maybe we need a New Boy Network.
* There are hundreds, if not thousands, of women's networking groups. If someone started a "guy's only" one, two positive things might happen (besides men getting jobs). First, the novelty of it would guarantee publicity; and second, the inevitable women and reporters calling it "discriminatory" would expose their hypocrisy, since no one has a problem with women's networks.