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P2 From Inclusion to Action: The Role of Allyship for Women in Software Teams

从包容到行动:盟友关系在软件团队中对女性的作用
ICSE Proceedings of the IEEE/ACM 48th International Conference on Software Engineering2026匹配度 0/10 · 该论文研究软件团队中女性获得盟友支持的社会学/组织行为问题,采用访谈与定性分析,与静态分析、程序分析、浮点程序分析、贝叶斯程序分析以及 LLM/Agent 用于 PL 等研究方向完全无关。引用 0 inbox
Ricarda Anna-Lena Fischer, Ioana Visescu, Kezia Devathasan, Daniela Damian, Emitzá Guzmán
crossref: 2026-09-12

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一句话:访谈揭示软件团队中女性对盟友关系的理解、收益与挑战,并提出组织建议。

女性软件从业者面临超出一般职场障碍的日常挑战,盟友关系(allyship)指弱势群体从优势群体成员获得的支持,虽具潜力却鲜有研究。本文访谈17名女性软件从业者及其8名盟友,对其经历与感知进行定性分析。研究发现,盟友关系有益于个人福祉与职业发展,并能促进积极组织文化与成功;但盟友也面临额外隐形工作、角色冲突、复杂关系动态和组织约束。据此,作者提出组织层面建议,以加强组织中的盟友关系。

问题
研究女性软件从业者对盟友关系的现有理解、其感知收益与挑战,以及组织如何支持盟友关系。
方法
访谈17名女性软件从业者和8名其盟友,并对访谈内容进行定性分析。
评估
通过定性访谈分析提炼盟友关系的个人与组织收益、盟友面临的挑战,并据此提出组织建议。
原文摘要(Abstract)

Women face daily challenges that exceed normal workplace obstacles. One way of addressing these challenges is through allyship. Allyship refers to the support that software practitioners from underrepresented groups receive from more privileged group members. While potentially very valuable, it is rarely investigated. In this study, we investigate women software practitioners’ current understanding of allyship and its perceived benefits and challenges. We interviewed 17 women software practitioners and 8 of their allies, and analyzed their reported experiences and perceptions qualitatively. We find that allyship benefits individuals’ well-being and career advancement and that it promotes a positive organizational culture and success. However, allies are confronted with additional invisible work, role conflicts, challenging relational dynamics, and organizational constraints. From this, we derive organizational recommendations to strengthen allyship in organizations.

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@inproceedings{paperbot11977,
  title = {From Inclusion to Action: The Role of Allyship for Women in Software Teams},
  author = {Ricarda Anna-Lena Fischer and Ioana Visescu and Kezia Devathasan and Daniela Damian and Emitzá Guzmán},
  booktitle = {ICSE},
  year = {2026},
  doi = {10.1145/3786581.3786923}
}