The Women Who Got America Talking

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The book explores the historical shift in the telephone operating profession from male to female workers in the 1870s. Initially, boys were employed but proved contentious with subscribers. Women, known for their calm demeanor and pleasant voices, quickly took over the role. This transition led to a predominantly female workforce in telephone operations, a trend that persisted for years. The narrative highlights societal attitudes towards gender roles and the economic factors influencing this change in the workforce.