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"If no, then the result really is inexcusable." I explained why I disagree with that. Being in the tech industry doesn't obligate one to fix its problems. It'd
by natrius 14y ago
"If no, then the result really is inexcusable."
I explained why I disagree with that. Being in the tech industry doesn't obligate one to fix its problems. It'd be nice if people tried to. "Inexcusable" doesn't apply. You even called it "the extra mile," which typically implies optional.
- arrrg 14y agoYes, they are obligated. Everyone is. Because it’s an untenable situation. If you refuse to go the extra mile, expect to be called out as reinforcing sexism.