diversity and inclusion in the workplace...

JOE DIRT

At the rate things are going I'm pretty sure when I'm done with grad school I'll be one of the only people in my field that's a white male besides the old generation. I'm taking that as an advantage when it comes down to me vs xinpoo who can onry speak engrish

Entering a particular workforce is much more about the connections you have with higher ups and people already established.
May I ask what industry you're trying to break into?

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quote: diversity and inclusion in the workplace... Usually means "no white guys".

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What if they are gay?

Are you white?

If you are, then you're doing white privilege wrong.

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Best part about regular old males is you can actually fire them without worrying about HR.

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yep. and in my line of work, regular ole' males are becoming a dieing breed...

Why do white people care if another white person is racist?

"Well, I could be wrong, but I believe diversity is an old, old wooden ship that was used during the Civil War era."

Organic diversity (as in not forced) is a good thing. It brings in many differnt perspectives, skill sets, and sorts of ideas that help companies avoid stagnation. Forced diversity creates resentment, entitlement, animosity, and distrust as minorities feel as if they were hired for superficial reasons and not on merit and other coworkers judge them on the same basis. This leads to infighting, groupthink, resentment, and a lack of productivity.