Hyia!

I have already mentioned how “nice” it is to be a trans girl in a small legacy software company, so unless anybody wants that I will not go into detail.

but I would love to hear others experiences or advice <3, positive or negative, what kind of company do you work at?, how is your experience?

infodumps welcome!

Lots of love <3, Xea

  • @yellow_fishtail
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    51 year ago

    Hi,

    I started freelancing a few years ago. I’m a front-end developer. I hadn’t changed my legal name then yet. So, I did what every trans programmer should do. Not disclose the fact, as long as I can.

    I remember my first customer very well. I told him after I was contracted that my name wasn’t the name that was going to show up on the invoices. He freaked out… because he thought I was outsourcing the job. The “ohhhh okay” of relief he exhaled when I said I’m trans is something I will not forget.

    No company that I know has cared about me being trans, nor it has impacted anything, which is, in my opinion, how it should be. I do not need to disclose my transness anymore (neither I freelance), but I know it wouldn’t be an issue. I only remember transphobia from my family. Just in case, I’m spanish, maybe your mileage will vary elsewhere.

    Hope this is informative!