I would love to get feed back from the African American community on the rise of DEI.
I ask this because of an experience my father had with one of his most memorable MBA students. The student was an African American gentleman that went on to become a very successful...
I ask this because of an experience my father had with one of his most memorable MBA students. The student was an African American gentleman that went on to become a very successful...
...executive in a local hospital and one of the most respected business leaders in the community. My father and him kept in touch as local business leaders stay involved in the business school many times. My father asked this gentleman what he felt about, what at the time...
...we were calling affirmative action, and was shocked by the response. He said that no matter his success and accolades he still felt that other local business leaders didn't think he worked as hard as they did to achieve his success. Even after his rise as an executive...
...and the numerous awards and praise he felt he could never get out from under that umbrella.
Is this a common sentiment felt within the African American community? #DEI
Is this a common sentiment felt within the African American community? #DEI
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