• ZeroCool@feddit.chOP
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    Effectively, why does the talent search need to targets a small section of society?

    You should read the article. This is explained quite clearly.

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        The issue is that this is a push for inclusivitiy for the sake of a push for inclusivitity - trying to create a demand where none or little currently exists.

        Maybe creative workplaces should be diverse and inclusive on principle and not because we can only do things that improve sales.

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            Hiring entirely cis male teams to work on projects doesn’t result in a better product. It is a fallacy to act like there’s something about being a cis man that makes them better at the job than any woman or trans worker at a similar skill level. And there are women and trans people at a similar skill level you can hire, no matter what the job is. It’s completely ridiculous to act like women and trans people are somehow able to perform at a lower level than cis men and keep their jobs/keep getting hired. It’s more like the opposite, women and trans people have to work twice as hard to be viewed as competent.

            Frankly this all sounds like situations you are imagining and not how anything actually plays out in a workplace IRL, much less a creative workplace. With movie and show production it’s totally normal for people to have to sit and listen to criticisms and suggested changes to their work at least a couple of times a week, if not daily, because of the way production schedules work and how quickly things need to be revised. Anyone who started hollering racism over that would be blacklisted.

      • Carighan Maconar@lemmy.world
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        They know what they want to pay for and its the job of an industry to provide this.

        As someone working in IT, this could not be more wrong.

        Don’t promote an idea because of who made it, promote the idea because its a great idea.

        Welcome to movies and filmmaking. You might not have experienced any of it yet and not seen movies or movie-fans yet in your life, but take some notes when you do, they sadly won’t at all align with your idealistic ideas how it ought to work.