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Yes, there is an association and a Head of Diversity should be smart enough to not generalize based on this association; it's failure to satisfy the core requir
by timkam 5y ago
Yes, there is an association and a Head of Diversity should be smart enough to not generalize based on this association; it's failure to satisfy the core requirement of the professional role.
- ranman 5y agoWell it was published 14 years ago. He was probably in college or something when he wrote it. Not giving him a pass or anything, just pointing out he didn’t write in while in his current role.
- NateEag 5y agoIf he had ever changed that view you'd really hope he would have gone back and updated that essay.
- politician 5y agoIf he even remembered writing it. I have no idea what I wrote 14 years ago, whether its online, or where online it might be.
- NateEag 5y agoLosing track of what I've written on my own personal blog seems really unlikely to me, despite havig a terrible memory, but I gues it's possible.
- kickoman 5y agoSorry for offtop, but I'm refusing to believe that 2007 was 14 years ago
- zmk_ 5y agoEveryone should know 10 years in advance to write nuanced posts.
- timkam 5y agoHe didn't clean it up when starting in the role, he damaged the (employer) brand he was expected to protect/develop as part of his role, he got re-assigned to a different role, which is arguably a reasonable consequence.