Boycott Chick fil a?

Tell me you aren’t in Leadership without telling me you aren’t in Leadership

There isn’t DEI in companies for PR or customers that’s absurd.

It’s for the employees.

You see, every now and again most people in Leadership want to know what their people think of how they are doing. Say, when there is a massive labor shortage for example. They ask their people. Through anonymous surveys. People think Leadership doesn’t care what they say and those surveys are BS. They aren’t and They do. Very much. Just for different reasons than you think.

Job satisfaction is the #1 motivator of productivity. Not money, not autonomy not location. How much they like walking in the door each day and feel included are overwhelmingly what people care about. I digress.

so guess what those surveys kept telling companies? Especially ones that have higher percentages for minority communities? You guessed! That they hate their job, and Leadership is out of step with those that work there. Completely and utterly.

So despite their relentless efforts to try anything else for the last 40 years; they finally caved due to lack of workers and hired (in this case) one dude. “Progressive” companies(there are none in reality) have been doing this for 20 years. To make more money.

So no, you aren’t the only one who thinks it’s dumb I am sure. But that doesn’t make any of you correct

There are millions of people that care greatly about these things. Enough to make C Suites care. I would say your opinion of DEI says a great deal about you too

Oh look another backhanded witty quip by someone who didn't understand or care to understand what I posted.... Yeah, I can see you are pretty wound up about this subject... I never said DEI was some bad thing or really give an opinion about it either way... I do think it serves a valuable propose for employees/work environments... But that's not at all what I said, or was getting at... My point was about the hilarious absurdity of these mega corps making very public stands one way or the other to get publicity. I've been in leaderships roles... I prefer engineering where I am now, because tech is predictable... and people are emotional, knee-jerk reactive, beasts of regurgitation, habit, and they feel the unrelenting need for acceptance into a group-think tribes... The fact that you took what I posted as "I don't care about DEI"... says more about you than it does me... My point was clearly about the public image usage of DEI and it's impact to a companies bottom line as it relates to it's perceived public image score... And when do the people and groups being used for this... Get feed up with it? But it's all good... keep chopping wood I guess.