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An argument for discrimination is that one then gets highly talented people from the discriminated-against class who stick upon their glass ceilings; I first he
by 082349872349872 3y ago
An argument for discrimination is that one then gets highly talented people from the discriminated-against class who stick upon their glass ceilings; I first heard this hypothesis as the British empire having been headed by English but run by Irish, Native, Scots, and Welsh administrators.
(alternative to avoid relying on discrimination: apply "up or out"?)
- rocqua 3y agoWhat about up or down? If someone has reached their level of incompetence, bump them back to the previous level with their current pay. Apparently they were excellent at that previous level, and don't have room to grow right now. So put them to use at that previous level.
- 082349872349872 3y agothat's also found in the military, as a "brevet rank"