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So you're saying people have been discriminated against in SFBA tech companies for believing in strict immigration policies? This seems like a pretty strong cl
by guyzero 9y ago
So you're saying people have been discriminated against in SFBA tech companies for believing in strict immigration policies?
This seems like a pretty strong claim and I'm curious what examples you have other than it being something most people don't agree with.
- Veelox 9y agoBeing accused of being a racist on an internal company form happen to me.
- d1zzy 9y agoDepends on if that creates a hostile work environment or not. If a lot of your coworkers would be (or believe that they would be) negatively impacted by the policies you publicly support and talk about, then it's reasonable to think that they will have trouble working together with you and it's reasonable to think then that management may not see you expressing these views as something useful or positive for the company. And by "negative" above I do not mean that they would be inconvenienced, I mean that these policies may have drastic consequences on their lives and families, something it is much harder for those people to not have an emotional response to.