Most corporate dei was garbage. It didn’t actually educate. No Nazi was suddenly having a life change. It was a way to punt liability and be performative to customers.
Good riddance. It wasn’t fixing shit, just causing animosity.
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Most corporate dei was garbage. It didn’t actually educate. No Nazi was suddenly having a life change. It was a way to punt liability and be performative to customers.
Good riddance. It wasn’t fixing shit, just causing animosity.
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You clearly don’t even know what dei is. The main purpose has nothing to do with education.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diversity,_equity,_and_inclusion
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Cool cool cool. Tight tight tight.
Anyway, it’s execution was a way to punt liability and was performative to customers.