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Lots of people will suggest that Altheide was disruptive in the workplace, regardless of the merits of his arguments. And he will likely experience career cons
by rectang 9y ago
Lots of people will suggest that Altheide was disruptive in the workplace, regardless of the merits of his arguments. And he will likely experience career consequences for his actions.
But things don't change without people like Cory Altheide.
- natalyarostova 9y agoSure they do. Things change all the time, often for complex reasons that are emergent properties rather than the motivated action of individuals.
- rectang 9y agoPeople like Cory Altheide are an emergent property of injustice. :) (If you want to debate philosophy, I volunteer to take the position that freewill is an illusion, and that if it were possible to know everything about the past it would be possible to know everything about the future.)
- geezerjay 9y ago> But things don't change without people like Cory Altheide. If google ceases to hire the best to focus on hiring the diverse, things will change in Google due to people like Cory Altheide.
- rectang 9y agoRemember when all quarterbacks and coaches in the NFL were white? We got past that. Hiring the best means hiring diverse.