Except that's not where the data is coming from, and no conclusions are being drawn about the women Google is already hiring. This is about initiatives that are being put forth to increase the number of women going into STEM fields through scholarships, youth outreach programs, etc.
from what i understand only the white man (straight) is the enemy. which is funny cause only the white man pays my bills lol. couple of asians too but i have so many more white accounts... also women suck when it comes to paying. most of my single women are either late paying or cheap when it comes to repairs. maybe its the gender pay gap
good I hope all libtards are fired
Infracted - Trolling
Last edited by Gray_Matter; 2017-08-09 at 06:42 AM.
its their right surely but they are in the wrong. I think the biggest problem here is google has a vice president of "diversity" and i assume a president plus other positions. sounds like a huge waste of fucking money. i mean i can understand customer research on diversity blah blah blah but that isnt their job.
I don't think anyone is arguing that Google didn't have the right to fire the man. They are arguing over how dumb of a move it was on their part... plus some side arguments that ignore Google completely and just debate the merits of diversity and such.
Which is good. God knows there aren't enough places to actually talk about this kind of stuff.
On the subject of these initiatives. Just as it is harmful to tell a group to stay away from a field, isn't it also artificial to try to alter people's natural career preferences? In other words, let's say women flat out do not want to be in the physical sciences (hypothetical, I am not claiming this), would you still be in favor of trying to get more women into these fields? Just wondering if you believe in the possibility that in general, different groups of people may inevitably gravitate towards innate preferences.
Have you simply not been paying attention? In a coma for the last couple of decades?
Ever since the "search engine wars", google has come out on top and has been innovating non stop.
And even assuming what you say is true, their diversity initiative is more recent. If their major innovations have been happening since they've started their diversity initiative, that seems to speak for itself.
2014 Gamergate: "If you want games without hyper sexualized female characters and representation, then learn to code!"
2023: "What's with all these massively successful games with ugly (realistic) women? How could this have happened?!"
funny cause i would think the people that act like high school children would be the jocks and "cool" people from high school. you know the ones that go to clubs and get wasted nightly. party and have min wage jobs but want money like the rest of us. its pretty obvious the writer is not who she claims to be or thinks watching football is more fun than star trek... which explains why shes bad at her job
They haven't been particularly innovative though. It is why things like Google+ were such disastrous failures and they have been going out of their way to buy as much of the competition as possible.
Further, it is notable because they have numerous lawsuits against them as is because of the lack of representation. Much of which has been going through litigation hell. Not much different than the Ellen Pao dumbshitter.
More food for thought...an interview with the guy himself. He definitely doesn't seem like some kind of monster to me. VERY young.
https://youtu.be/TN1vEfqHGro
I rephrased it to remove any ambiguity: it is not that one statement but rather the entire contents and sheer existence of the manifesto that is a guaranteed see you later from a HR perspective.
It really doesn't matter what shitlords on the internet think of the merits of his arguments. You dispute diversity and friendly workplace policies, especially publically, and you are getting shitcanned. Anyone who works in any professional organisation I've ever been a part of knows this.
This guy spends too much time on the internet and (let's be honest) is a bit shortchanged in the social skills department.