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Google created headlines when executives fired James Damore after an internal memo criticizing the company's diversity efforts came to light in the media. The article started conversations about diversity in the workplace, and his firing began conversations about freedom of speech in the workplace. In this episode of Crew Round Table Bites JR and Gino dissect the controversy into its two parts: Do James' criticisms of office diversity efforts have merit, and was his firing justified or was it just feeding his original complaint of Google's diversity efforts. As always, we value your voice in the discussion! Subscribe to the Crew Round Table podcast on iTunes and Google Play so you don't miss an episode, and tweet us @crewroundtable to join in the conversation! Tweet #AskTheCrew
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