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Both full time SWEs. The gap exists, you can ask around. It's widely known at Google.
by cyrus20 6y ago
Both full time SWEs. The gap exists, you can ask around. It's widely known at Google.
- spicyramen 6y agoFake news, I'm underrepresented and I never felt like one, I hate playing the minority card and I just focus on being a top performer. Some teams at Google cry all day specially non-eng folks playing the minority card because their work can't be quantified. So they mix up their lack of skills with race BS. I was a SWE and was actually pay very fairly for the work I did, that was my presentation card.
- tolbish 6y ago> I'm underrepresented and I never felt like one What does this mean? That you don't feel like the race you actually are because you don't play the race card? I hope I misread that and there is a more charitable explanation.
- k4tz 6y agoThe most charitable interpretation would be something like "I'm underrepresented and I never felt like I was part of the out-group"
- spicyramen 6y agoThere is only one human race right? I don't see people in colors sorry
- vyhd 6y ago"I choose to be blind to the reality of racism and abdicate myself of any responsibility to fix it" sure is a stance you could take, I guess.
- raxxorrax 6y agoYou cannot even say one interpretation is idealism and the other is realism because it is US pop culture bullshit. You notice because your remark has an added indignation.
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- Rebelgecko 6y agoHave you looked at the self reported salary data? It doesn't really seem to bear that out (although of course any self reported data is going to have issues)