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There's an obvious political slant here and likely some white savior syndrome. Is racism the reason why managers overlook some high-performers? And why would em
by ulizzle 3y ago
There's an obvious political slant here and likely some white savior syndrome. Is racism the reason why managers overlook some high-performers? And why would empty praise from a co-worker help any? What if the manager is part of an "underrepresented group" themselves?
Smart people hate being treated like children so you run the risk of offending them. That actually could offend someone for real.
- mitthrowaway2 3y agoIt is introduced in the context of anti-racism, but the content actually seems more related to enabling a true meritocracy. It's hard to interpret that as a bad thing.