Thread regarding Nike Inc. layoffs

Thread on DEI was deleted so reposting

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“The issue is that Nike linked executive compensation to achieving highly ambitious DEI goals, which led leaders to make decisions primarily to maximize their own pay. While diversity itself is not the problem, these incentives essentially created discriminatory quotas that undermined meritocracy. This approach resulted in the rapid promotion of underqualified individuals into key roles that make crucial decisions and set strategies for the company.

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/03/11/nike-sets-diversity-goals-for-2025-ties-executive-comp-back-to-them.html

Bill Ackman, activist investor whose hedge fund invests in companies which have “lost their way,” recently acquired a large stake in Nike and commented on DEI just three months ago: https://youtube.com/watch?v=bkCpQk_K_jg&t=1m15s

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It would be good to understand where are now results wise. How many of the people hired during the period of time are still here?

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Post ID: @1tcl+1ubS9NyC

It’s almost 2025. Curious as to where we are now, post all of the layoffs For example, how many of those 310 former interns were hired and how many still have jobs?

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Post ID: @lkv+1ubS9NyC

If Bill Ackman takes over, doesn’t he typically gut organizations from top to bottom? Great, what I’m looking for, more layoffs.

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