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"Enter the field" doesn't just mean majoring in CS. It broadly refers to everyone working in tech. The point remains, if only 20% of people in tech are diverse,
by manfredo 8y ago
"Enter the field" doesn't just mean majoring in CS. It broadly refers to everyone working in tech. The point remains, if only 20% of people in tech are diverse, then Google hiring 25 or 30% doesn't change overall diversity. It just means some other companies will have less than 20%.
- guitarbill 8y ago> "Enter the field" doesn't just mean majoring in CS. It broadly refers to everyone working in tech. That's exactly what you get though, if you have interview processes that select for CS capabilities (which are not the only useful capabilities for a dev to have).