It seems that the corporate world has gone completely bonkers. You may have noticed a strange shift happening during your all hands meetings, and I’m here to tell you it’s not your imagination. Nowadays, it seems like every Q&A session is dominated by DEI grievances. Diversity, equity, and inclusion have become the holy trinity of the modern workplace, and boy, are we seeing some interesting results.

Picture this: You’re at an all-hands meeting, patiently waiting for some morsel of information that might actually be relevant to your job. But instead of discussing things like, oh, I don’t know, productivity, efficiency, or even good old-fashioned teamwork, the entire Q&A session has become a DEI grievance-fest. It’s like a bizarre corporate version of “The Jerry Springer Show,” where everyone’s airing their dirty laundry in the name of “progress.”

Isn’t it a good thing to focus on making the workplace more diverse and inclusive? Well, sure, in theory. But the way it’s being executed…well, that’s a whole other story. You see, companies are so obsessed with meeting their DEI quotas that they’re hiring based on “unusual” identities rather than competency. And we’re not just talking about a mild preference here – no, this is full-blown affirmative action on steroids.

Now, I know you’re thinking this can’t possibly end well. But I’m here to tell you that it might actually be a good thing. Oh, not for the companies, of course – they’re going to crash and burn faster than you can say “diversity training.” But for the rest of civilization? It might just be the best thing that’s ever happened. You see, if there’s one thing that’s become abundantly clear over the years, it’s that most companies are just plain harmful. They’re like a cancer, sucking the life out of society and leaving us all to choke on the smog of their greed and pollution.

So when you think about it, the DEI craze could be the very thing that brings about the end of these corporate monstrosities. They’ll lose so much money while patting themselves on the back for their diverse workforce that it’s just a matter of time until they end up cannibalizing their very existence. It’s like watching a snake eat its own tail, only instead of a snake, it’s a giant, soul-sucking corporation that’s been wreaking havoc on the world for far too long. The natural world has a way of taking care of itself, and in this case, the corporate world’s self-destructive obsession with DEI is just another example of nature’s brutal efficiency.

At least they’ll have a colorful array of employees to share in their demise, right? Because nothing says “progress” quite like a group of underqualified individuals who were hired based on the color of their skin, their gender, or their penchant for dressing up like woodland creatures on the weekends. Sure, they might not be able to do the job they were hired for, but at least they’ll make the company look good in their annual report for being the most diverse group of incompetents around.

I know there are some folks out there who might say that I’m being too cynical, that the DEI movement is a noble effort to include people who otherwise wouldn’t be your first picks if you were trying to put together a winning team. And to them I say, “Wake up and smell the incompetence!” Because while the intention might sound good to people who cheer for underdogs, the execution is a disaster of epic proportions. We’re creating a world where merit takes a back seat to identity, and the only qualifications that matter are the ones that make you stand out in a crowd.

In the end, the office environment has become a microcosm of society at large – a place where rationality and common sense have been replaced by a twisted game of identity politics and virtue signaling. And as the corporate world continues to chase its own tail in pursuit of the ever-elusive goal of “diversity,” we can sit back, grab some popcorn, and enjoy the show.

As we watch these companies crumble under the weight of their own misguided attempts at diversity and inclusion, let’s not mourn their demise. Instead, let’s celebrate the fact that they’re finally getting what’s coming to them. After all, they’ve been destroying our world for far too long, and if it takes a little DEI madness to bring about their end, then I say, “Bring on the woodland creatures!”