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Apple fights back against shareholders who want to end DEI hiring
When did he not have a free pass before? When was obeisance to the Authority the requirement in order to operate in a capitalist economy? This presumption of throne-kissing is atrocious.blastdoor said:
More likely — you can thank Cook’s personal donation for giving Apple the space to stick with their DEI policy. Trump cares more about personal respect/loyalty/approval than about policy. I bet Trump values cooks contribution more because it came from him personally rather than from Apple. And having shown that personal respect, Cook will likely get more of a free pass on how he runs apple.godofbiscuitssf said:You can thank Tim Cook’s “donation” to the inauguration for shareholders being extra emboldened.
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Apple fights back against shareholders who want to end DEI hiring
Look at that. You’re pro-DEI.hodar said:Who said that LGBTQ or minorities cannot be qualified? How about hiring the brightest, the best and most talented without regard to their skin color, their plumbing or things that have absolutely nothing to do with things unrelated to the job? Hire by merit, that's how Apple got out of the garage.
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Apple fights back against shareholders who want to end DEI hiring
You can thank Tim Cook’s “donation” to the inauguration for shareholders being extra emboldened.
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Indonesia says Apple's $1 billion investment isn't enough to lift iPhone 16 ban
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Apple CEO Tim Cook personally invested $1 million in Trump's inauguration
If I were still at Apple, I’d be looking for a different job. No way I’d feel comfortable or even safe (depending on who my bosses were) at Apple as LGBTQ employee now.
