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"No Aspirational Goals": Google Scraps Diversity-Based Hiring Targets
Google is scrapping its goal to hire more employees from underrepresented groups and is reviewing some of its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
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Politics in the United States Could Have an Impact on the Internet in India - and Elsewhere
Recent events in the US show how even politics can change the Internet worldwide.
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Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author Continues Blitz Against Company
Damore authored an op-ed titled "Why I Was Fired by Google" in the Wall Street Journal on Saturday.
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The Google Anti-Diversity Memo Isn't the Most Interesting Part
Despite all the outrage they inspired, neither the James Damore nor his anti-diversity memo is the most interesting part of this story.
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There's a Place for You at Google, CEO Sundar Pichai Tells Girls at Coding Camp
"I want you to know there's a place for you in this industry. There's a place for you at Google. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. You belong here, and we need you."
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Free Speech 'March on Google' Planned by Alt-Right Protesters
"We are going to raise awareness about Google's one-sided bias and campaign against dissenting opinions and voices."
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Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author James Damore Says He's Not a Sexist
"I'm not saying that any of the female engineers at Google are in any way worse than the average male engineer," Damore told Stefan Molyneux.
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What Google's Sundar Pichai Said To Young Women At Coding Event
After reportedly cancelling a town hall meeting to allay the fears over an anti-diversity manifesto, Google's India-born CEO Sundar Pichai finally addressed a coding event for girls on the campus.
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Google Cancels Town Hall Meeting on Anti-Diversity Memo Over Worker Safety Concerns
Questions being posed internally by "Googlers," along with some of their names, began appearing on outside websites, prompting safety concerns.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Speaks Up on Google Anti-Diversity Memo
In writing the essay, Wojcicki becomes the highest-ranking women at Google to have addressed the matter publicly.
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Google's Anti-Diversity Memo Drama Is CEO Sundar Pichai's Biggest Test
Google CEO Sundar Pichai was on a family vacation when the anti-diversity controversy boiled over.
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Ex-Google Engineer Says Gender Memo Began on 12-Hour Flight
Damore said the memo started on a 12-hour flight during a work trip to China - after attending a “secretive” diversity training session that rubbed him the wrong way.
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Google's Firing of Anti-Diversity Memo Author Strikes Nerve in Silicon Valley
Memo author James Damore, 28, received jeers, cheers and a couple of job offers, while the debate raged on social media.
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Google Fires Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
James Damore, the engineer who wrote the memo, confirmed his dismissal saying that he had been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes."
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Google Employee's Anti-Diversity Memo Prompts Company Rebuke
Google's recently hired vice president of diversity, integrity and governance, Danielle Brown, sent a memo in response to the furore.
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"No Aspirational Goals": Google Scraps Diversity-Based Hiring Targets
Google is scrapping its goal to hire more employees from underrepresented groups and is reviewing some of its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
-
Politics in the United States Could Have an Impact on the Internet in India - and Elsewhere
Recent events in the US show how even politics can change the Internet worldwide.
-
Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author Continues Blitz Against Company
Damore authored an op-ed titled "Why I Was Fired by Google" in the Wall Street Journal on Saturday.
-
The Google Anti-Diversity Memo Isn't the Most Interesting Part
Despite all the outrage they inspired, neither the James Damore nor his anti-diversity memo is the most interesting part of this story.
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There's a Place for You at Google, CEO Sundar Pichai Tells Girls at Coding Camp
"I want you to know there's a place for you in this industry. There's a place for you at Google. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. You belong here, and we need you."
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Free Speech 'March on Google' Planned by Alt-Right Protesters
"We are going to raise awareness about Google's one-sided bias and campaign against dissenting opinions and voices."
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Google Anti-Diversity Memo Author James Damore Says He's Not a Sexist
"I'm not saying that any of the female engineers at Google are in any way worse than the average male engineer," Damore told Stefan Molyneux.
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What Google's Sundar Pichai Said To Young Women At Coding Event
After reportedly cancelling a town hall meeting to allay the fears over an anti-diversity manifesto, Google's India-born CEO Sundar Pichai finally addressed a coding event for girls on the campus.
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Google Cancels Town Hall Meeting on Anti-Diversity Memo Over Worker Safety Concerns
Questions being posed internally by "Googlers," along with some of their names, began appearing on outside websites, prompting safety concerns.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Speaks Up on Google Anti-Diversity Memo
In writing the essay, Wojcicki becomes the highest-ranking women at Google to have addressed the matter publicly.
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Google's Anti-Diversity Memo Drama Is CEO Sundar Pichai's Biggest Test
Google CEO Sundar Pichai was on a family vacation when the anti-diversity controversy boiled over.
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Ex-Google Engineer Says Gender Memo Began on 12-Hour Flight
Damore said the memo started on a 12-hour flight during a work trip to China - after attending a “secretive” diversity training session that rubbed him the wrong way.
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Google's Firing of Anti-Diversity Memo Author Strikes Nerve in Silicon Valley
Memo author James Damore, 28, received jeers, cheers and a couple of job offers, while the debate raged on social media.
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Google Fires Employee Behind Anti-Diversity Memo
James Damore, the engineer who wrote the memo, confirmed his dismissal saying that he had been fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes."
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Google Employee's Anti-Diversity Memo Prompts Company Rebuke
Google's recently hired vice president of diversity, integrity and governance, Danielle Brown, sent a memo in response to the furore.
