Woman Working as a Senior IT Tech Shuts Down a New Coworker After He Attempts to Mansplain How to Use Her Computer

Mansplaining is the worst. Thanks, sir, we got it from here. *eye-roll-to-the-heavens*

After years of working in your line of work, you know a thing or two about your industry. But somehow, as a woman working in industries where they're the clear minority, even after decades of working tirelessly in the same industry, the new boys on the block seem to think that you require mansplaining to do your job. But for the woman in our next story who is a senior IT tech support woman in the oil and gas industry, she was no stranger to mansplainers and had become quite good at putting them in their place. 

It's always the strapping, young, new hires that come in thinking they have something to prove. But u/DancingPandaTutu, a professional computer expert for over 20 years, had learned how to fend off the imbecilic assumptions of the mansplaining class. Like the computer guru that she was, all it took was a little pwning action to put these boys in their place. 

Who said girls can't play hardball? 

Keep scrolling to get empowered by other strong women in the workplace earning their stripes every day in professions that underestimate them.