The readings for this week focus on issues related to diversity and behavior in the workplace:
These readings provide some background on the lack of diversity in the technology industry:
These readings are about the possible toxic nature of tech culture:
These readings are about the challenges for women in the tech industry:
These readings are about the challenges for ethnic and racial minorities in the tech industry:
These readings are about some relatively recent events at Uber:
These readings are about some educational approaches for improving diversity:
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These readings have to do with codes of conduct:
These readings are about the Linux community:
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These readings discuss the fears of political correctness in regards to these codes of conduct and the push for greater diversity:
These readings explore the recent Google diversity memo:
Once you have completed the readings, fill out the following quiz:
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