What can we do to get more women into coding? (opens in new tab)

I never understand this kind of article. It's never "What can we do to get more women into collecting trash?" -- and you'll say I'm being facetious. But why not just let humans -- including women -- do what they want to do? And if this is an inherent good, why aren't we trying to get the men who aren't already into coding into coding too?

> She says men often follow a linear approach of going from A to Z when solving problems, while women often start from the problem and work backwards.

I wish they had elaborated on this. Like backwards toward identifying the goal (eg, avoiding XY problems)?