/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1902541
>their biggest priority in the next 5 years is to significantly ramp up diversity in the workplace
Translation: If you're good at your work, you're responsible for the hard carry.

Reminds me of days doing CAD work in college. Something that took an average around 2 hours while I got it done in <10 minutes. They absolutely could not wrap their head around stuff like designing for additive or subtractive processes and wonder why that $3000 workstation never worked the way they intended. They never got around to learning hotkeys or how to queue up instructions and commands in their head. Engineering has lost its rigor, they're literally training overpaid worker drones.

These days I just do work at my own pace. It's mediocre by my standard but significantly above average by work standards. The hyperproductive energies can be devoted to more important things, like APM in RTS games. Can't go fighting what I can't control. It's bad for morale.