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Sadly, if you live in the states, you are likely correct to feel that way. I haven't had many racial incidents in the tech workplace, but I have had enough to

Sadly, if you live in the states, you are likely correct to feel that way. I haven't had many racial incidents in the tech workplace, but I have had enough to understand that it definitely could be held against you in the long term.

kelukelugames 11y ago
I wrote a few sentences about gender equality at my last job for the company blog. Some people didn't like it so they escalated it to the CTO without contacting me. As a result, the editor who approved my piece was super stressed and apologetic. She quit a few months later. I wasn't surprised. They wanted me to add the word "more" to the title of the second point. Which makes sense, but that's literally a one minute conversation. My boss was like "Sorry for going behind your back. I didn't realize you were going to find out." https://www.redfin.com/blog/2014/10/why-i-work-at-redfin-kevin-lu-developer.html https://www.redfin.com/blog/2014/10/why-i-work-at-redfin-kev...
- delecti 11y ago
  > Sorry for going behind your back. I didn't realize you were going to find out So really "Sorry you found out I went behind your back".
  - kelukelugames 11y ago
    To be fair, I understand where they are coming from. It's an reaction all marginalized groups share. My version is when white authors write about PoC issues. But I voice my complaints by tweeting at them. ;)