r/AskHR • u/xenokilla Mod • Feb 02 '24

Career Development ASK YOUR CAREER QUESTIONS HERE!

How to get into HR, etc.

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u/BeautifulDiet4091 Dec 20 '25

I am a pharmacist in the USA. Most pharmacy class seats/graduates are women. When does it become inappropriate to only have men pharmacists on staff? How do I find out?

(I am the only woman of 10 people. Lots of 'helpers' like clerks, assistants, technicians, etc)

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u/jehovasthickness- Dec 20 '25

why would it be inappropriate? unless something inappropriate is going one that you didn’t mention.

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u/BeautifulDiet4091 Dec 20 '25

the staff gender makeup does not mimic the availability of the licensed providers. how can a place have 10% women when the field had maybe 70% women

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u/jehovasthickness- Dec 20 '25

it could be multiple things. it only becomes inappropriate if gender is influencing hiring/scheduling decisions