The memo does care about the gender gap in tech as a whole, while you are focusing more on Google's specific policies regarding applicants. Clearly both are im

The memo does care about the gender gap in tech as a whole, while you are focusing more on Google's specific policies regarding applicants. Clearly both are important topics, and they have some obvious connections - for example, the gender gap as a whole often motivates specific corporate policies, that's one reason he brings it up - but they can also be debated separately. So I think it's fair to say the memo does make some valid points, but it looks like you think it's wrong on other points that it makes in other areas (which could well be true).