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> didn't suddenly throw "merit" out the window to make way for diversity, it was already a lie to begin with Deviations from an ideal (hire whoever will be mos
by tbrownaw 2y ago
> didn't suddenly throw "merit" out the window to make way for diversity, it was already a lie to begin with
Deviations from an ideal (hire whoever will be most effective at doing whatever it is you're hiring them to do), whether intentional (nepotism, e.a., trading favors, etc) or accidental (for example trusting formal credentials a little to much), do not make that ideal a "lie".
- matrix87 2y agoI'm not saying that merit in itself is a lie, I'm saying that when they retroactively use "merit" to justify decisions, it frequently is