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> Because you wind up with a better, more productive company when you put forth the considerable effort necessary to increase diversity. It’s winning in the mar
by catiopatio 4y ago
> Because you wind up with a better, more productive company when you put forth the considerable effort necessary to increase diversity. It’s winning in the marketplace because it’s better.
What evidence do you have to support the claim that DIE-focused companies outcompete merit-focused companies?
- BryantD 4y agoFalse dichotomy. I spent a couple of paragraphs talking about this. Please read my post and try again if you really want to have a conversation.
- catiopatio 4y agoYou made a pretty bold claim about the inherent value of diversity; if you cannot support it with evidence, the failure isn’t with me. Efforts to increase diversity this late in the pipeline come at the cost of other priorities, including (and perhaps especially) merit, and are, almost without exception, advanced through patently discriminatory practices.