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> Just because something is evolutionary doesn't make it right. True, but you’re not going to be able change it either via evolution or culture change, so rath
by kingkongjaffa 2y ago
> Just because something is evolutionary doesn't make it right.
True, but you’re not going to be able change it either via evolution or culture change, so rather than make excuses and complain you might as well try to understand the best you can and figure out path that works for you within an unfair and unaccommodating system.
Back on topic Regarding OP, the book “never eat alone” is a great way to learn this stuff and anyone wanting to improve tactics and mindset for networking should read it.
- giantg2 2y agoI don't know about that. Isn’t the whole point of DEI to undo evolution that results in tribal organization, stereotyping, etc?
- threeseed 2y agoDEI is about being inclusive. The very thing you are wanting from this world. And not sure what exactly you keep implying by using words like similar, tribal organisation, stereotyping etc. But humans form relationships around many things that have nothing to do with gender, race etc. For example sports, hobbies, work etc.
- giantg2 2y ago"For example sports, hobbies, work etc." So you think culture, hobbies, etc, can't form biases?