than what I meant. The last woman I worked for caused me major problems and was the reason I had to change my employer when I didn't want to go looking for a new job. I agree that her gender shouldn't be a problem, but I see where her management style and personality have the potential to become focal points. Maybe I shouldn't have pointed it out in the post. Mea culpa.
Remember that I never interviewed with her or any of her staff, but I was shuffled onto her team against my original manager's wishes. She hasn't been involved in giving assignments, she does not have a technical background, she does not have a solid understanding on how the databases are designed nor how the business logic works in the code. My original boss was one of the guys who designed and wrote the system that she manages now.
I guess that I am used to and prefer technically-oriented managers.