Google Diversity Memo

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I'm not because nothing good will happen. Google and others will just double down: more diversity, more control and so on.

The memo just "proves" (from their pov) that straight white men hate women and minorities.

They really have no choice if they want to save face. "muh diversity" isn't working. But that just means they have to work harder to make it look like it is.
 
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this one too?
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They sacked him

http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2017/...oint-diversity-manifesto-author-james-damore/

The sad thing is this leak is well timed to cover up the fact Youtube is slowly becoming unviable for a lot of people - plus the recent DMCA nonsense. So now people are going to act like Google is amazing and wonderful again while things continue to get worse.

“They just fired me for ‘perpetuating gender stereotypes.'"

Here's hoping Google goes full sjw and collapses under its own retardation.
 
Dropped it in the other thread, but short version is that Google probably violated federal employment laws:

CNBC said:
Federal labor law bars even non-union employers like Google from punishing an employee for communicating with fellow employees about improving working conditions. The purpose of the memo was to persuade Google to abandon certain diversity-related practices the engineer found objectionable and to convince co-workers to join his cause, or at least discuss the points he raised.

the engineer added to his memo: "Despite what the public response seems to have been, I've gotten many personal messages from fellow Googlers expressing their gratitude for bringing up these very important issues which they agree with but would never have the courage to say or defend because of our shaming culture and the possibility of being fired." The law protects that kind of "concerted activity."

Second, the engineer's memo largely is a statement of his political views as they apply to workplace policies. The memo is styled as a lament to "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber." California law prohibits employers from threatening to fire employees to get them to adopt or refrain from adopting a particular political course of action.

Third, the engineer complained in parts of his memo about company policies that he believes violate employment discrimination laws. Those policies include support programs limited by race or gender and promotional and hiring scoring policies that consider race and gender. It is unlawful for an employer to discipline an employee for challenging conduct that the employee reasonably believed to be discriminatory, even when a court later determines the conduct was not actually prohibited by the discrimination laws.

Wouldn't be the first time Google's been sued for this sort of shit and lost, by the way.
 
In the citations of the memo the guy lays out his personal political stance which just further proves these dum-dums don't read.

In terms of political biases, I consider myself a classical liberal and strongly value individualism and reason.

He probably has no love for Trump, but if he wants a tech related job still, then he's gonna have to look to places that are more conservative anyway.
 
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I think Google is both entirely within their rights to fire him and that they just totally proved the dude's point

Yeah, he's right that the tech industry is dominated by far left figures/people pretending to be far left figures that enforce forced diversity policies but you can't publicly post your beef with the place and expect to keep your job.

Also, anyone who sends a manifesto no one asked for in a memo is a raging autist and probably deserved to be fired off of that alone anyways.
 
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