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No, the 'diversity' angle is frequently tied to things like skin color, sex, ethnicity, heritage, etc. You can have two people that match in all of those catego
by hueving 9y ago
No, the 'diversity' angle is frequently tied to things like skin color, sex, ethnicity, heritage, etc. You can have two people that match in all of those categories but one chose to go to a state school because of a family issue and then they will be ignored by Google.
This is not something any diversity program I know of in the big companies is trying to address.
- ringaroundthetx 9y ago> but one chose to go to a state school because of a family issue and then they will be ignored by Google A person with a family issue probably still has a family issue incompatible with working for a corporation across the country. Ever think their process of selecting unencumbered elitists might be by design and super effective?
- wavefunction 9y ago>probably still has a family issue Probably? That seems to be an expansive assumption, to be charitable.
- peoplewindow 9y agoIn the UK this would be called classism. It's the same thing but in the US setting.