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> Sorry, the work environment is inherently political these days. For most companies it isn't at all. They consentrate on issues relevant to staying competiti
by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> Sorry, the work environment is inherently political these days.
For most companies it isn't at all. They consentrate on issues relevant to staying competitive in the market.
I agree that actual cases of discrimination should be addressed and corrected.
Putting forth the ideology that "people" are "imposing their political beliefs on us every moment of every day" says more about you than it does anyone else.
Because that's exactly what you are doing.
- Juliate 5y agoBut discrimination in the workplace IS a competitive issue. Both in the company own market, because it WILL impact the company own teams and governance in the long run, if only in comparison with other companies, AND in the employment "market", because the company is cutting itself off of a significant talent pool.