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How don't H1B workers provide diversity? These are people from across the world who generally have such different backgrounds and experiences from a group of na
by tuna-piano 6y ago
How don't H1B workers provide diversity? These are people from across the world who generally have such different backgrounds and experiences from a group of native-born Americans.
I assume he's talking about diversity of skin color, which seems so shallow to me it's hardly worthy of a response.
Not to mention - is there a university out there that isn't actively trying to recruit skin color diversity? Is there a large company that isn't trying the same?
- stronglikedan 6y agoAs with everything else in his purview, Mr. Jackson only sees this issue in black and white.
- Fezzik 6y agoAll colleges, especially graduate schools, are working tirelessly to recruit based on skin-color, as such diversity is now a significant component of the US News Rankings.
- rjkennedy98 6y agoDiversity at our company has an explicit definition. It means women, plus latino and blacks of any gender (including mixed race with a parent of such a background). That is probably not what people think of as diversity in a broad sense, but it is likely what most universities and corporations mean. And black here does not mean African-American, it means someone with African ancestry.
- commandlinefan 6y agoThey usually qualify diversity as "under-represented minorities". You have to be both a minority in the classic sense as well as under-represented.