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I am male and have worked in both. Here are some trends I saw, which of course all have their exceptions.
Advantages of mostly male workplaces
Disadvantages of mostly male workplaces
Advantages of mostly female workplaces
Disadvantages of mostly female workplaces
This is spot on from my experience as well, you can even see this dynamic play out within individual departments in the same company.
Definitely not mine. Men gossip. are full of drama, form cliques, are easily offended, and do not forgive at all