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So are employees of color being fired disproportionately therefore reducing diversity? There is no data in the article to support that. Maybe far more men than

So are employees of color being fired disproportionately therefore reducing diversity? There is no data in the article to support that. Maybe far more men than women were let go? So diversity is only increasing. You are listing two business cases for retention: do you think tech companies are not aware of the same data? If there was a strong case for keeping employees of a specific demographic, do you think companies would ignore that and prefer to lose more money?

mnhn1 4y ago
It sounds like you're skeptical about the business case, I was just pointing out that article did provide you with one. I don't know the answers to your questions. Though I agree the article doesn't back up the claim that layoffs are reducing diversity, except possibly indirectly by references to Twitter, where there are claims layoffs disproportionately affected women.