Because Valley culture has promoted that people basically work and live in the same place, actually being professional means missing out on a necessary componen

Because Valley culture has promoted that people basically work and live in the same place, actually being professional means missing out on a necessary component for progressing within organizations. As these companies grow and populations become less homogenous and there's a higher certainty of meeting immature people or people with non-mainstream ideas, the probability of conflict increases. Honestly, I'm glad that these companies are realizing that part of being a professional adult means knowing when's the right time to keep distance between your personal views and your job. It's also a big barrier that prevents diversity.