A woman literally runs one of these companies that designs and builds these monstrosities. I’m sorry that doesn’t align with your feelings on the matter.
Men buy them, sure. But a woman helps them get there.
Yes, do you know what makes them relevant in their industry? Recognizing they aren’t a monolith and making decisions based off of data that their employees process.
And I guess none of these employees are women in your perfect world?
A lot of men buy these trucks, for sure. But not because they have a damn choice in the states. Maybe dial back the sexism a tad, and you could realize that from the beginning to almost-the-end, everyone is involved.
Also, for what it’s worth, men dont have a choice to buy small trucks due to regulations regarding fuel efficiency and size of vehicles. Turns out a lot of men actually buy these things for work, and they can’t choose otherwise.
But congrats on blaming men for having no options.
How does the ceo impact how a company designs their product?
Gee, I dont know.
Elon has entered the chat
Business person makes business decision, must be because they’re a woman
I’m too tired for this shit
I mean… wasn’t that the argument of the original comment but reversed?
I’m providing evidence that it isn’t just men making these choices.
No, I’m not entertaining this anymore - it is overwhelmingly men at the core of the truck problem in the U.S.
A woman literally runs one of these companies that designs and builds these monstrosities. I’m sorry that doesn’t align with your feelings on the matter.
Men buy them, sure. But a woman helps them get there.
You have seen how incompetent Elon Musk is and you’re still behaving like CEOs actually matter. Beyond the ability to tank his brand, of course.
I don’t have anything else to say.
Yeah dude, one ceo is incompetent, so they all are.
I’ve seen those words on social media all the time. I’m glad you’re able to parrot those talking points.
Money grubbing dick heads for sure, but a lot of ceos are actually relevant to their industry.
Yes, do you know what makes them relevant in their industry? Recognizing they aren’t a monolith and making decisions based off of data that their employees process.
And I guess none of these employees are women in your perfect world?
A lot of men buy these trucks, for sure. But not because they have a damn choice in the states. Maybe dial back the sexism a tad, and you could realize that from the beginning to almost-the-end, everyone is involved.
Also, for what it’s worth, men dont have a choice to buy small trucks due to regulations regarding fuel efficiency and size of vehicles. Turns out a lot of men actually buy these things for work, and they can’t choose otherwise.
But congrats on blaming men for having no options.
You got that going for you, I guess.