It's...hard to tell if this article is satire or not. Being in Texas, I don't think I've been in any building in the summer that could be described as cold and more often hear complaints from men in suits who sweat like a dog in them (necessitating lots of hydration and undershirts to stay cool) than women from how cold it is. I guess things may be different in Washington, though the few places I've worked had a thermostat that wasn't allowed to go above or below a pretty small temperature range, so it rarely mattered who controlled it.
It's...hard to tell if this article is satire or not. Being in Texas, I don't think I've been in any building in the summer that could be described as cold and more often hear complaints from men in suits who sweat like a dog in them (necessitating lots of hydration and undershirts to stay cool) than women from how cold it is. I guess things may be different in Washington, though the few places I've worked had a thermostat that wasn't allowed to go above or below a pretty small temperature range, so it rarely mattered who controlled it.