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>it's not a "class system" it's company hierarchy Well, I don't agree that those things are that different. But I will agree with you that having a company hi
by neilk 16y ago
>it's not a "class system" it's company hierarchy
Well, I don't agree that those things are that different.
But I will agree with you that having a company hierarchy is pretty normal.
>What disturbs me is that you keep pointing to the fact that they are mostly minorities as if Google deliberately chose minority workers for these jobs, the sad fact is that these low end jobs are typically occupied by minorities.
You're right, and I don't mean to imply that Google somehow caused this situation. Like any employer, Google tries to get the most value for its money, and that entails selection of people from particular backgrounds.
- yanw 16y agoIt's just that 'class system' exists in society and it's a different kind of animal, that phrase carries a lot of negative political and socio-economical baggage, negativity such as 'monarchs' and 'peasants' and what have you. In the corporate world however it's just a chain of command, it is used to distill order to some extent and typically is claimable by those who succeed.