Exclusive | Women make up 3% of this famed NYC job: Meet the rare breed of city 'doorwomen'
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In New York City, the role of a doorman has been predominantly held by men, with women making up only 3% of the workforce. Maria Silva, a doorwoman for over two decades, embodies the challenges and triumphs of women in this field. As the only female employee in her 250-unit building, she has formed strong connections with residents and enjoys her role as a community pillar. Despite the gender imbalance, Silva appreciates her position and fosters close relationships within the community.
"Sometimes I'm the first one to learn when one of the girls are pregnant, or they'll invite me to their weddings."
"There are times that you will get a guest coming in requesting to see an apartment or the leasing office, and they're like, 'Oh, wow, there's a woman here.'"
Read at New York Post
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