Google execs tackle ‘unfounded bias’ against women, answering anti-diversity rant
Google, and indeed YouTube, have been under the microscope this week as the company embarks on some soul searching after an engineer was fired for arguing against gender diversity in a very public memo.
James Dimore, who was fired for his comments on Monday, wrote among other things that women are more likely to be suffer from neuroticism, and “also have a stronger interest in people rather than things”, which he argued made them more suitable for social roles rather than the coding roles at the company.
The 10-page document went on, questioning the Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
