The Only Companies Still Clinging to DEI Programs

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There used to be (and still is, as far as I know), an old saying: "The only companies with Unions are those that deserve them."

It seems to me that the equivalent in today's organizations would be this: "The only companies that still have DEI programs and initiatives, are those that need them."

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