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of course but the problem obviously arises when someone new come on board. do they adapt to the culture or walk away or do the culture respect the subjective op
by ThomPete 9y ago
of course but the problem obviously arises when someone new come on board. do they adapt to the culture or walk away or do the culture respect the subjective opinions of the newcommer. in my world that should be up to the culture as long as nothing illegal is going on.
- noobermin 9y agoIt's a difficult situation, I think. I think a linear combination is best, but which axis the vector points along, it might be hard to say. I think the only thing I'd want is to not have a newcomer feel shut out because they can't adapt. You've actually given me something to think about. Cheers.
- ThomPete 9y agoit is indeed. i dont think there are any right answers. all i know is that i want the right to have the right kind of people in my company and that i am to decide who they are, not a small group of feminist who think they know human psychology and social dynamics and want to enforce their view on others. thanks for at least listening.