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> How about let people say and do whatever they want amongst themselves and stay out of their conversations. Sounds like a great way of excluding people from t

> How about let people say and do whatever they want amongst themselves and stay out of their conversations. Sounds like a great way of excluding people from the workforce.

linuxftw 2y ago
Sounds like an opportunity for any of the wealthy left-leaning people to start a competitor and seize market share by hiring those traditional companies consider undesirable.
- saagarjha 2y ago
  We did it guys. We solved workplace harassment! The market will solve everything.
- pjc50 2y ago
  I've seen a few "female plumber" companies advertising on this basis, with the implied promise of not being rude or patronizing to female customers.
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Rinzler89 2y ago
Great at excluding snowflakes which is what you want in those dangerous professions. If you get pissy that someone called you ginger, you're clearly not cut for any demanding and dangerous job. Better stay in your sanitized white collar safe space while you tweet how the world is mean.
- Angostura 2y ago
  Check out professions by suicide rates https://www.registerednursing.org/articles/suicide-rates-profession/ https://www.registerednursing.org/articles/suicide-rates-pro... Apparently a lot of construction, extraction installation, maintenance and repair folk have a very bad time of i. Perhaps if they could get decent support in the work place that wouldn't happen. Though I suppose you'd probably conclude it's just natural attrition as the snowflakes kill themselves.
itsoktocry 2y ago
If a workplace has a culture you don't like, they aren't excluding you, you are choosing to exclude yourself. That's fine, but why do you think the culture should mould to your needs?
- Angostura 2y ago
  > why do you think the culture should mould to your needs? I think a professional work culture should generally be such as to allow the people who are capable of doing the work with the minimum ofaggression aimed at them. Controversial, I know.

> How about let people say and do whatever they want amongst themselves and stay out of their conversations. Sounds like a great way of excluding people from the workforce.

linuxftw 2y ago

Sounds like an opportunity for any of the wealthy left-leaning people to start a competitor and seize market share by hiring those traditional companies consider undesirable.

saagarjha 2y ago
We did it guys. We solved workplace harassment! The market will solve everything.
pjc50 2y ago
I've seen a few "female plumber" companies advertising on this basis, with the implied promise of not being rude or patronizing to female customers.

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Rinzler89 2y ago

Great at excluding snowflakes which is what you want in those dangerous professions. If you get pissy that someone called you ginger, you're clearly not cut for any demanding and dangerous job. Better stay in your sanitized white collar safe space while you tweet how the world is mean.

Angostura 2y ago
Check out professions by suicide rates https://www.registerednursing.org/articles/suicide-rates-profession/ https://www.registerednursing.org/articles/suicide-rates-pro... Apparently a lot of construction, extraction installation, maintenance and repair folk have a very bad time of i. Perhaps if they could get decent support in the work place that wouldn't happen. Though I suppose you'd probably conclude it's just natural attrition as the snowflakes kill themselves.

itsoktocry 2y ago

If a workplace has a culture you don't like, they aren't excluding you, you are choosing to exclude yourself. That's fine, but why do you think the culture should mould to your needs?

Angostura 2y ago
> why do you think the culture should mould to your needs? I think a professional work culture should generally be such as to allow the people who are capable of doing the work with the minimum ofaggression aimed at them. Controversial, I know.