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Well, for one, 3 schools do not the market make. For two, it means they're not making any effort to reach out to those in disadvantaged populations. It's a larg
by s73ver_ 9y ago
Well, for one, 3 schools do not the market make. For two, it means they're not making any effort to reach out to those in disadvantaged populations. It's a large problem that a lot of companies have.
- Consultant32452 9y agoThe thing I'm questioning is how you could describe being proportionate to the candidate pool as "a large problem." Lack of diversity in STEM is a large problem, but your payroll matching the market doesn't seem like a large problem.
- s73ver_ 9y agoFor one, the candidate pool is artificially limited. And, like I said, 3 schools does not the market make.
- Consultant32452 9y ago>For one, the candidate pool is artificially limited. The candidate pool has an artificially inflated number of women due to the success of nearly universal outreach among STEM programs towards women. I'm not suggesting that's a bad thing, but let's not throw shade at universities where it's undeserved. >And, like I said, 3 schools does not the market make. If the 3 schools OP was recruiting from have gender bias against women then let's call them out.
- QAkICoU7IDNkpFu 9y ago>Lack of diversity in STEM is a large problem Diversity of what? And why is it a problem?