> He's rejoined and left the industry multiple times. While he brings up plenty of valid issues, Jackson could also do with some self-reflection.
It seems to me that his personal journey granted him a privileged vantage point to talk about this topic, with more insight than the vast majority of people.
Clearly, if anyone did that exercise in self-reflection, it was him. Don't you agree?
And why is he, of all people, the one being singled out and required to meet all those high bars?
It seems to me that his personal journey granted him a privileged vantage point to talk about this topic, with more insight than the vast majority of people.
Clearly, if anyone did that exercise in self-reflection, it was him. Don't you agree?
And why is he, of all people, the one being singled out and required to meet all those high bars?