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For what it’s worth: I read your post several times, and the way you split the world in two, dismiss one side by saying they are a minority, and accusing them o

by bertil 4y ago

For what it’s worth: I read your post several times, and the way you split the world in two, dismiss one side by saying they are a minority, and accusing them of derailing the conversation, and the final point on the lack of self-reflectivity… I don’t think there’s two sides in that particular cultural war, however, I can’t tell which side you are on. Both would describe their opponent position that way. It almost reads like you wanted your comment to be ambiguous.

thiscatis 4y ago
The fact the CEO goes on the defensive means he’s triggered by something which has a basis in reality. On the other hand I also get some of the points he makes. It’s my believe a lot of us are just decent normal people who don’t need the constant company employee wokeness and just want to build things, have a nice working environment (preferably at home) and then spend time on their hobbies and with their families. If there is injustice it’s good that it’s addressed but like many things sometimes the search for injustice and the need to make this about themselves is more a narcissistic trait rather than a genuine problem they want to solve.