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Charleston White On Finessing Companies For Workplace Violations

Charleston White On Finessing Companies For Workplace Violations
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A Recruiter Joined Facebook to Help It Meet Its Diversity Targets He Says Its Hiring Practices Hurt People of Color

Posted on April 15, 2021 Elizabeth Dwoskin and Nitasha Tiku, Washington Post, April 6, 2021 Rhett Lindsey was so eager to work at Facebook, he applied for a job there three times. When he finally got the offer to become a recruiter for highly paid engineers, he says, he jumped at the chance to help the social network push for greater employee diversity in its ranks. Eight months later, in August 2020, Lindsey attended a virtual meeting to discuss the company’s goal of hiring more Black engineers. In the meeting, a White manager played a Drake song in the background whose chorus repeats the phrase “Where the [n-word]s be at?” five times, according to videos of the incident reviewed by The Washington Post.

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Ex-Facebook recruiter speaks out about a problematic system that fails to deliver diverse talent

© Getty Images A former Facebook recruiter is speaking out against the tech giant’s hiring system and workplace culture, which he says fail to reach the company’s diversity goals and alienates people of color. Rhett Lindsey, who left Facebook in November after working there for just 11 months, told The Washington Post in an interview published Tuesday that the metrics the company has adopted in its hiring system fail to actually recruit diverse talent. Lindsey alleged that some potential candidates can be rejected over vague terms like “cultural fit,” noting that at least a dozen qualified applicants of color who he referred for interviews to Facebook were eventually rejected in part due to this reasoning.

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Facebook Shut Out Black Employees Because They Weren t a Culture Fit

Facebook Shut Out Black Employees Because They Weren t a Culture Fit
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Facebook recruiter quit company over hiring bias - The Washington Post

Facebook recruiter quit company over hiring bias - The Washington Post
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