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I hate people only see it as something being taken from them instead of exploring what is being held back from others. If you really are secure with your skills, you will not fear it. If you’re not secure with yourself, go work on you instead of blocking opportunity for others.
What companies are doing that? That’s unwise. I respect your opinion. It’s the weekend. I’m going to enjoy myself. I hope you all do the same. Heck I may grab some Indian food and I’m not Indian or some Mexican food and I’m not Mexican. It all adds to the flavor and spice of life. It doesn’t take away from me. 😉Have a great day.
I hate that some companies only pay lip service to it and don’t actually try to make a fair playing field for everyone.
What?! If it’s done right there should be nothing to hate. We are all diverse. Now, you may hate the way your company or a company positions D&I but to outright “hate” it is asinine. Don’t forget about the dimensions of diversity which touches ALL of us. And a true DEI practitioner is good with demonstrating that, and bringing everyone in establishing a sense of belonging for all
I think the only thing that I could answer is about perceptions of EDI work. It’s not a favor a company does for its employees- it’s good business. It’s good for the bottom line. We are whole people and deserve dignity and respect and inclusion- AND when a company has effective EDI initiatives the company as a whole benefits. I think too often it’s seen as an “extra” or “bonus” but it’s actually critical work to be done.
Checking off boxes like "hired a trans woman!" or "added wheelchair accessible bathrooms!" Don't get me wrong, those are great steps but true inclusion is about building a culture where everyone feels valued and empowered, not just ticking boxes.
That it’s not implemented more.
The death of meritocracy and the increase in airline incidents 🙄
lol basically… less the dick, money, and genius.
Quotas.
Quotas are illegal and haven't been part of DEI
That you’re asking about what people hate about DEI instead of asking what kind of hate created the systems that make it necessary.
The question is intended to spark conversation with those that would otherwise remain quiet.