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Wouldn't the company perform best if they didn't pay attention to the larger social context and rather simply hired solely on merit? Like I don't see how in the

Wouldn't the company perform best if they didn't pay attention to the larger social context and rather simply hired solely on merit? Like I don't see how in the end hiring on anything but merit mathematically comes out better.

Retra 11y ago
Of course, but that's selfish and damaging in the long term. It's a long term social investment. You could also get a better score on a test by cheating, but there's a reason you shouldn't do that, and it's not "I might get caught."
- Nadya 11y ago
  >Of course, but that's selfish and damaging in the long term. [Citation Needed]
  - Retra 11y ago
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