Ditching DEI might be a "vibe shift" to you, but to a young White guy getting out of college with a CS degree and looking for his first job, it means the difference between flipping burgers for McDonalds or working on McDonalds drone delivery systems. This stuff is very, very real when you're seeking jobs and promotions; it's not "vibes."
Ditching DEI might be a "vibe shift" to you, but to a young White guy getting out of college with a CS degree and looking for his first job, it means the difference between flipping burgers for McDonalds or working on McDonalds drone delivery systems. This stuff is very, very real when you're seeking jobs and promotions; it's not "vibes."
Ditching DEI might be a "vibe shift" to you, but to a young White guy getting out of college with a CS degree and looking for his first job, it means the difference between flipping burgers for McDonalds or working on McDonalds drone delivery systems. This stuff is very, very real when you're seeking jobs and promotions; it's not "vibes."