425 Diversity Take Two strive to form a diverse table. from diverse backgrounds iterate empower people To foster a new generation of talent. metronome (A person in a suit sits at a conference table, looking down. The scene cuts to a close-up of hands holding a tablet displaying a video recording interface.) I believe every company should strive [0:03 - 0:04] (The tablet screen shows a woman with long brown hair and red lipstick, wearing a black blazer over a white shirt, speaking.) to form a diverse table. [0:05 - 0:06] If the people on your team are from diverse backgrounds, [0:07 - 0:09] they'll find new and creative solutions to problems [0:10] rather than just iterating. [0:11 - 0:13] (The view shifts to behind the woman, showing a film crew with cameras and microphones set up around her in a modern office with large windows.) We need to find the next generation of diverse engineers, [0:14 - 0:16] diverse biologists, diverse doctors. [0:17 - 0:19] Because it's not just diverse employees, it's diverse thinking. [0:20 - 0:27] (A wide shot shows the woman sitting alone at the large, reflective conference table, facing the camera. A boom microphone hangs above her.) It's about using our corporate resources to empower people of different skills and identities... [0:28 - 0:29] (The woman's expression changes to one of frustration.) Holy fucking fucker. [0:30] Jesus Christ. [0:31 - 0:32] Every time. What is it? [0:33 - 0:35] (The view returns to the behind-the-scenes shot of the crew.) "Skills and identities to foster..." To foster a new generation of Axonith talent. [0:36] Okay, let's reset. [0:37 - 0:38] (Close-up on the woman's face as she looks off-camera, annoyed.) It's too many "diverses," Chris. [0:39 - 0:41] It's-- I'm going, "diverse, diverse, diverse." Like "Buh-duh, buh-duh, buh-duh." [0:42 - 0:43] Like a fucking metronome. [0:44 - 0:46] (The shot cuts to a man with glasses and a beard, presumably Chris, standing near the camera equipment.) Well, uh, [clears throat], it is diversity training. [0:47 - 0:48] (Back to the wide shot of the woman at the table.) Yeah, but it's too many, Chris. [0:49 - 0:50] Can we try to diversify the language a little bit? [0:51 - 0:52] (Close-up on the woman, who now has a slight, knowing smile.) No, sure.