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Slightly off topic, but I happened to have recently completed google's DEI training as an onboarding googler and was appalled at one of the anecdotes used as an
by Snowbird3999 4y ago
Slightly off topic, but I happened to have recently completed google's DEI training as an onboarding googler and was appalled at one of the anecdotes used as an example of inclusion:
"Someone suggested sharing baby pictures across our team. A googler said that wouldnt be inclusive because googlers might not have photos from childhood or not want to share them."
Isn't this incredibly backwards? A culture where co-workers are being encouraged to self-censor sharing baby photos because someone might be offended is not very healthy IMO.
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- thematrixturtle 4y ago"All hands" is now banned at some companies because it's not inclusive to people who don't have hands. "Postmortem" is apparently next on the chopping block because it's triggering to people who know somebody who has died.