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> > Hiring on merit will be a permanent policy at Scale. > Isn't this what everyone tries to do? You seem to have missed that meritocracy has recently become
by bberrry 2y ago
> > Hiring on merit will be a permanent policy at Scale.
> Isn't this what everyone tries to do?
You seem to have missed that meritocracy has recently become a bad word and undesirable in some political circles.
- mdp2021 2y ago> You seem to have missed that meritocracy has recently become a bad word and undesirable in some political circles I also did (miss that). Could you explain, or were you just drawing conclusion from the Wang's «There is a mistaken belief that meritocracy somehow conflicts with diversity»? Edit: I think I found an acronym in this page that I cannot recall ever meeting (at least, never so strongly highlighted), and I suspect that is the reference (to political circles). Edit 2: but really, has there been anywhere an explicit attack declaring "meritocracy" a "bad" concept? Or is it just an implicit perception/conclusion?
- hurrdurr57 2y ago[flagged]
- flappyeagle 2y agoI’ve worked at 2 saas companies that both declared this. Out loud. In writing. In all hands meetings. HR departments went buck wild