It's like putting an entrance requirement of must use vim. Are all vim users better than non-vim users? No. Would a company gain some sort of productive advan

It's like putting an entrance requirement of must use vim. Are all vim users better than non-vim users? No. Would a company gain some sort of productive advantage if everyone used vim? Yes. They would share tips, tricks, and everyone would be faster. Why are people knocking a company's right to arbitrarily poll for employees however they want to? Fact: Having a specific culture increases productivity at a company, it doesn't even matter what that culture is, as long as everyone is on the same page. So, no matter how arbitrary and unfair it may seem, it builds cohesion within an organization.