How Slack Got Ahead in Diversity
theatlantic.com
theatlantic.com
Well done. It's in the company's culture DNA and not the responsibility of a separate group. It's great that they do it quietly like it shouldn't be a big thing. Like saying there's little sexual harassment, it's good but shouldn't be there to start with.
Might even be getting some moneyball advantages.
But it sounds cosmetic to me.