While "bro culture" can indeed be toxic, I think the mass leftist indoctrination, including critical race theory and cancel culture, is far more dangerous and insidious. Woke companies trying to appeal to the mob are destroying employee morale and culture as a whole. I come to work to work, not to be preached at or to be made to feel like I'm the enemy because of the color of my skin. I can't even tell you how many applications, interviews, and jobs I have walked away from because of this corporate push to delete all thought that doesn't fall in line with the leftist ideology. I have had to keep my mouth shut while my liberal coworkers have gotten to spout off at every turn, because their group think is the only acceptable opinion. It feels like we are living in George Orwell's dystopia hellscape in 1984. Newspeak is here, and it is real. TL;DR - as a woman, I'd rather have bro culture than woke culture.

Well yeah, bros make offensive jokes, but they aren't as prone to child rape as male feminists.

I like how they always act surprised that men who supposedly aren't bros are still upset. Yeah, if I wrote a screed about how I don't hire hoes because they are toxic, surprisingly all women would be very upset. Could it be because I'm in charge of deciding who is and is not a hoe, so "just don't be a hoe, bro" doesn't really help?

That’s okay. I won’t hire a particular group of people as well.

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Sounds about right.

linkedin is just facebook for those kids at your school that were in a business frat

The "professional social network" is just as catty as Facebook, surprise. His own LinkedIn profile is even better:

Netflix: I made Netflix automatically play the next episode of the show you are watching. Sorry?

Caring about the opinion of a staffing agency CEO.

I run Facet (www.facet.net) where we help companies hire off-market technical talent from companies like Google, Netflix or Airbnb.

lmao imagine thinking you're going to hire from this pool of people without getting, "bro's", whatever the fuck that term even means

also this guy went to BYU, what a virgin

He probably shouldn't hire anyone related to him, I agree.

CEO at Facet

Facet

so close damn lmao

Am I a bro?

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I was gonna start playing league again til I saw they auto filter the N slur now. Noped right out.

Gaming is basically dead.

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