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One in seven HR heads believe men are better suited to top jobs
(www.theguardian.com)
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Alternative headline, "Six out of seven HR heads think either think gender is irrelevant or prefer women in top jobs".
If even 14% of children prefer peanut butter over almond butter, there's a bias problem, amirite? We must do something about the bias against almond butter!
Keep in mind these are only the ones willing to admit openly that they're biased against women doing top jobs. Others just don't hire women without acknowledging it.
HR hires people where you work?
Mine does, HR has a LOT of power in some places.
Interesting. Well TIL
mine does not make the hiring decision but they are involved in initial weeding of resumes.
And yet more women are being hired in high paying jobs than men, and more women are going to college than men. The imbalance is worse than the one that brought title 9 into existence.
I'm still waiting for the call to resolve the plight of men. The usual response i hear goes from "great!" To "they need to man up and work harder". All I hear is how men are the problem, looking at women can bring harassment charges, and women deriding men on social media being cheered.
Reminds me of the “1 out of 4 homeless people are women” ad.
This is a false equivalence. It's fine if some kids have a preferred butter. It's not so fine if some HR heads have a belief that men are better suited to top jobs.
It is mentioned to highlight the absurdity of the use of dark patterns in propaganda. Tell me, what do you think the response to "1 in 7 HR heads think men aren't good for profitability in top roles"?
If you think that would generate outrage, you are delusional. I frequently see comments and policies discriminatory to men applauded and "kill all men" comments ignored or even liked.
I was actually thinking this was a good sign as its such a minority. It was not to long ago it was common and thinking women were just as good was the minority. Im not sure if we will ever purge all the archaic types. I mean there is a group that advocates for monarchies.
I clicked through and read the article, and it is dipping with shock and outrage that anybody prefers male candidates.