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You are doing a disservice by sweeping this under the rug as common sense. We live in a political climate where people are looking at the tech industry and esp
by ramblerman 8y ago
You are doing a disservice by sweeping this under the rug as common sense.
We live in a political climate where people are looking at the tech industry and especially FANG companies with a microscope and unless they see 50/50 representation they feel there must be inequality at work.
James Damore was fired for highlighting this very fact.
- jexah 8y agoFair point.
- pentae 8y agoThank you
- ddingus 8y agoOh I do not think so. People vary considerably, and gender is a part of that. What I did not do was declare all people of a given gender different in some immutable way. Women and men overlap. What we are seeing is more of the feminime presented, and that is womens contribution as inhibition is reduced. There are guys who operate that way, and they are not common. There are women who operate quite masculine too. Both not so common. Over time, again as inhibition is reduced, people will present more as who they are, with greater role freedom, and that is a very good thing. The workplace will be more vibrant as people are represented in all their shades. That too is a good thing. I am not judging people, the genders, etc... others have, and the pushback on that is understandable. The goal here is those who can do the work, desire to do it, should be doing it. Ideally, they present as who thay are and everyone works together with mutual consideration, respect, etc... None of that is controversial.