stereotype

Stuff like this screams the "brogrammer" stereotype to me. Strip the profanity and there's not much of a joke left.

Maybe this is just broad stereotype, but I don't see a huge overlap in "Ruby people" and "GoDaddy people"

They just failed to do so for their mobile efforts, which just reinforces the stereotype that they don't "get" mobile.

Of course this stereotype isn't universal but we're talking about patterns in a large group, not specific individuals.

If he wants to take the shortcomings of a subset of MBAs and apply those as a stereotype across the entire population, that's his prerogative.

You get the stereotype of the typical CrossFit user who won't shut the fuck up, makes fun of people who go to "regular" gyms, and doesn't actually know what he's talking about.

""this blog post brings to mind a different female stereotype: too much drama""that author's emotions are out of control in both cases - during the described incident and when she writes the post.

As we get older I suspect the demographics of our profession will change along with us, and there will be more older people in roles we stereotype as being for younger people.\nAt least that's what I keep telling myself!

This is sexism!Or did you never play Larry and posted after looking at random third-party media about it?Seriously, the game series is about the struggle of a stereotype of a "disgusting" male.

One of the common stereotypes within the IC regards the fact that Mormons are heavily overrepresented, for various reasons that involve foreign language skills from mission trips, a reputation for respecting authority, abstinence from drugs/alcohol, family connections, ease of gaining security clearances, etc. The stereotype in the IC regarding Mormons is they never "question.