1936–present
Role: Data entry clerk
Responsibility: Entering details from time sheets
Gloria Guy joined J. Lyons & Co. in 1952 and began work on LEO in 1954, entering details from timesheets into machines. She trained to use calculators, before doing data entry for LEO in 1954. After studying shorthand and typing, Guy left Lyons for a secretarial career.
The Centre of Computer History Museum – Women in Computing article