Published: 16 November 2011
" We wore white gloves to work; some women wore hats. We sat in a big bullpen of gray desks. Men could smoke at their desks, but women were relegated to smoking in the ladies room. Everyone sang ‘Ever Onward IBM’ out of a hymnal at company events. When wives attended, the men with whom we worked daily avoided speaking to us. "
— Susan S. Elliott, Across the Divide, Ch. 2, p. 22