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Interpersonal communication and gender in the ICT profession

This article investigates differences in interpersonal communication skills between female and male ICT professionals in Turkey. These skills are particularly important to the ICT profession because of ever-increasing user involvement and because of the increasing sophistication of ICT projects. A notable difference between genders in this area hints at important consequences in software systems development processes where interpersonal communication has a determining effect.