Do Men Make Better Bosses than Women?

I think, they do. Because compared to women, men are generally more
domineering and serious. And seriousness is one of the most important features
that should be in a business life. Of course, there are also women who are very
successful in business life and have a good title, but generally speaking, the bosses
are mostly men and I think this should continue.

Are Women More Caring than Men?

Yes, they are. I think women in general are more attentive and meticulous by
nature. Throughout history, the person who should do the division of labor and take
care of the house has generally been a woman. While the physically weaker women
did the housework, the stronger and tougher men took care of the work outside the
home. I think that this situation originates from human nature and is inherited.

Are Men Better at Telling Jokes than Women?

In general, this is true. When we look at the world in general, the fact that the
people who make up the comedians are predominantly male also supports this
situation. I don't think this situation changes in real life. Because as far as I can see
around me, the rate of women who can make men laugh is low, while the rate of
men who can make women laugh is high. Of course, there are women who have a
very good sense of humor, but I think men are more funny and entertaining.

Do Women Talk More than Men?

Yes. This is a fact accepted by almost everyone. Statistics also support this.
According to a study by scientists, women speak an average of 24-30 thousand
words a day. Men, on the other hand, speak an average of 12,000 words a day.
That being the case, it's clear that women talk more than men.

Are Men Better at Navigating than Women?

I agree with this. I guess it's because men drive too much. When we look at the
general, men drive cars more than women, so men's sense of direction and road
memory are more developed than women. Men usually know the shortcuts and use
them. But this is not the case with women. Instead, women prefer using GPS to
find directions and have a poor sense of direction.

Are Women Worse at Maths than Men?

I partially agree with this. Because in general, women make decisions with the
emotional side of their brain, but men do not think as emotionally as women.
Therefore, the emotional side of women's brains is more developed and more vivid
than men's. But sometimes it can be the other way around. So I partially agree
with this belief.

Are Men More Competitive than Women?

Yes. Throughout history, there has always been a sense of competition among men
and the desire to be a leader. Because men want to be the best and strongest and
they want to prove it to others. To give an example of this situation from business
life, women work in jobs that have less burden and less tiring than men, and the
number of people who can compete in their own field is not high. But men are more
unlucky in employment because the competition in this field is high and the chance
of success is less.

Do Women More Panic than Men in Stressful Situations?

Yes. Women are more stressed than men and so they panic more. Men are more
relaxed than women. We can see this situation more clearly if we look at the
distribution of traits in terms of gender among people with psychological disorders.
Women have twice as many psychological disorders as men. Therefore, we can say
that women are more prone to stress and panic.

Are Men Better at Assembling IKEA Furniture than

Women?
Yes. I think it's like that. In jobs that require physical strength, predominantly male
personnel work. Since the furniture industry is a physically demanding job, men are
more successful in this business than women. But women are more successful and
more enjoyable in designing furniture. That's why "in general" the people who are
better at producing and combining furniture are men, and those who design this
furniture are predominantly women.

Can Women Multitask Better than Men?

Yes, they can. Because women's brains are more complex than men's and they
have more diverse tasks during the day than men. In one experiment, 60 women
and 60 men are compared. Men and women are assigned different tasks. These
tasks are given first as a single, and then as a multiple. And the results show that
women are indisputably 12% better at multitasking than men.