Changing the Face of Coding

Changing the Face of Coding Treesprit Benson-Smith he/xir Writes lengthy articles about oppression for the company facebook page; successfully campaigned to have gluten free bagels regularly stocked in the breakroom Samantha Bowen she/her Spent her first week at the company learning to code the copy machine Taneesha Morgan she/her Is no longer required to do any work that involves typing due to the length of her fingernails. Likes Beyonce. Sabrina Rodrigo-Hernandez she/her neutral pronouns BA in cultural anthropology with a minor in Chicano studies. Responsible for ensuring cultural authenticity of Spanish lunch items. Durdukarka Al Shafar ???/??? Very quiet; nobody is quite sure what her job is. Likes to build clocks. Chad Stevens he/him Writes code.

A humorous infographic presents stereotypical employee profiles under the heading “Changing the Face of Coding.” Five profiles use exaggerated diversity-related descriptions and absurd workplace roles, while Chad Stevens is simply described as writing code. The joke satirizes corporate diversity messaging and tokenism by contrasting elaborate identity narratives with the ordinary coder. EN: A humorous infographic presents stereotypical employee profiles under the heading “Changing the Face of Coding.” Five profiles use exaggerated diversity-related descriptions and absurd workplace roles, while Chad Stevens is simply described as writing code. The joke satirizes corporate diversity messaging and tokenism by contrasting elaborate identity narratives with the ordinary coder.

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