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I think that's only a post hoc rationalization -- the point being that culture "fit" is also very easy to hide behind for people who are attempting to preserve

I think that's only a post hoc rationalization -- the point being that culture "fit" is also very easy to hide behind for people who are attempting to preserve a perceived consistency. Obviously all of these are just mental abstractions, but I contend that one is easier to think about as someone who cares about diversity.

mc32 8y ago
To me the whole culture fit is a circus and there to make people believe they are being virtuous, etc. It’s BS. That said, there is some value in sharing some important core principles. However, to me either someone can execute their responsibilities, or they can’t—but it’s dufficult to infer that from a pre-work interview. As it is non conforming cultural fit might be someone who doesn’t drink like a fish, or someone who needs to take care of family obligations after working hours, for example.