Debjani Ghosh backs Megan Caywood saying 'pay us more' in response to a pay disparity tweet
Caywood was responding to a misogynist article about women's salary.

And a recent tweet by Megan Caywood, Managing Director at Barclays, has found support in the top boss. Caywood, on Thursday, quoted a CNBC article with the headline, "Millennial women are 'worried,' 'ashamed' of out-earning boyfriends and husbands." The misogynist statement did not go down well with the Barclays boss, who had a cheeky comeback on the micro-blogging site.
Sharing the article, Caywood, wrote, "No we’re not. Please pay us more."
No we’re not. Please pay us more. https://t.co/2Niy1qm9bH
— Megan (@MeganCaywood) 1616619957000And Ghosh, just like millions of women worldwide, agreed with Caywood, and applauded her tweet.
"Well said @MeganCaywood," the tech industry veteran tweeted.
Well said @MeganCaywood https://t.co/Q8UzTZlzDa
— debjani ghosh (@debjani_ghosh_) 1616690648000Prior to joining NASSCOM, Ghosh was the first woman to lead Intel India and the Manufacturers' Association for Information Technology (MAIT).
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