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“All-male run” This article is trash.
by trianglem 7y ago
“All-male run”
This article is trash.
- iron0013 7y agoActually it’s not
- RiOuseR 7y agoThere is quite a bit of good information here, but the comparison being made is that all male run orgs are mismanaged. It's divisive.
- iron0013 7y agoNot really
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- blackearl 7y agoYou're proving OP's point.
- iron0013 7y agoNah
- reroute1 7y agoWhat a worthless series of posts. Please add something of value in your comments.
- iron0013 7y agoI am arguing with exactly as much evidence and good faith as OP.
- testingitout56 7y agoGreat so you are both posting worthless junk
- RiOuseR 7y agoToo true. Terrible management comes in all forms. Look at Stephanie Korey or Elizabeth Holmes.
- sterkekoffie 7y agoThe problem is the dearth of women, not the presence of men.
- trianglem 7y agoThe dearth of women is not a problem. We mostly have equality of opportunity in America.
- sterkekoffie 7y agoIt's a material problem, not a moral problem. Workplaces with gender parity function better, as evidenced by the article about securities fraud linked by elliekelly that you ignored.
- raven105x 7y agoSurely you mean modern and progressive. "All-female", "Female Founders", "Female CEO", female anything is to be a positive and prized event, even as they drive companies straight into the ground (ex.: Yahoo), because logic. You can enlighten yourself out of your obviously destructive, chauvinistic male nature by googling the following - "Fortune 500 [male|female]", "American [male|female]", and "[male|female] American leaders". Seriously, toxic masculinity has got to stop. Declining birth rates and increased disassociation in modern society are merely symptoms of our prized progress. Sarcasm notwithstanding, we are in an age where identity politics are the norm. Gender, race, and one's socioeconomic birth status give more credence to their word than merit in the context of any even remotely polarizing topic. We have been stripped of our ability to discuss the most damaging issues in society without risking a social witch-hunt, so we can be (try to not laugh) "more equal".
- take_a_breath 7y ago==We have been stripped of our ability to discuss the most damaging issues in society without risking a social witch-hunt, so we can be (try to not laugh) "more equal".== Strong case of self-victimization.
- reroute1 7y agoDeclining birth rates... sounds exactly like what we need. Anyone who hasn't yet, just realize that toxic masculinity is a figment of your imagination, and there it's stopped.
- onlyrealcuzzo 7y agoThe world has never been merit-based. The fact it isn't now is not an anomaly. It's the norm. Further, Marissa Meyer did not drive Yahoo into the ground. Yahoo was already free-falling to its death when she arrived. Perhaps she expidited the process somewhat, but when it was already near terminal velocity, who can say?
- the-dude 7y agoI am only commenting on your Yahoo example : Yahoo was not run straight into the ground by Marissa Meyer. Yahoo was dying already and some people even think she did a proper job winding stuff down.
- elliekelly 7y agoGender Diversity and Securities Fraud: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2471081 https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2471081