Ah yes, so the very people who champion "diversity" and "empathy" show their true colors by selecting against people with some kind of social anxiety or traumatic experience. So much for that!
> If you read the entire twitter thread, you will see that this is exactly what is being discussed.
Well it definitely wasn't described that way from the outset, which is an indicator of the Gergely Orosz's biases. Perhaps he should apologize and undergo some bias training.
> And if you haven't seen this behaviour in person before, you haven't been paying attention.
Or it could be that the field that I work in is largely a male presence and I haven't been on the interviewer side of the table with a woman.
The social justice types are funny to me. They issue proclamations about *ism from their ivory tower, all the while assuming the worst intent from anybody who doesn't act like they do. It's actually laughable. The moral puritanism needs a rest.