Serial Entrepreneur Sean Miak reflects on how the repression of Dei President Trump can affect businesses in the private sector in an interview with Fox News Digital.
President Donald Trump has Diversity, justice and inclusion (Dei) In his cross-cut and serial entrepreneurs, Sean Miak says it can bring some seismic changes to the private sector-with return to more systems based on merit and reduce progressive programs if companies are pruned.
“I have never every 30 years hired anyone on the basis of:” I will hire you because you look and don’t look like that. “I never did it,” said the leading podcasa “Choose money,” said Fox News Digital.
“A lot of public companies have adopted these initiatives because they felt that they should take them. For me, I think a set of skills they bring, based on the work ethics they bring, based on their teaching and admission.”
The 52-year-old business guru predicted that many private and public sector companies would start hiring and promoting.
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President Donald Trump talks to journalists in the White House Oval Cabinet on February 3, 2025 in Washington, Colombia County (Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images / Getty Images)
He also predicted that the existing programs and departments of Dei in the private sectors may become one of the first in the cutting block when crunching the numbers.
“Private companies when they start looking at what they invest, and why they invest this money, and if there is no profit from investment, I think,” he said.
“I think that is why the greatest key to successful business is the right people who do the right things, heading in the right direction. This creates a profitability for everyone,” Meaike added. “But you are absolutely going to see these departments and divisions because it is the price.”
Meaike, a former social worker, is now a millionaire “self -taught”, who performs basic speeches to inspire others to reach such heights.
It also built Punch Media LLC, where most of the content focused on other people’s transformations.
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Sean Miaik told Fox News Digital that businesses are likely to cut Dei programs as they scale the unnecessary departments. (Sean Miak)
For 30 years, Meaike has built a business that boasted a variety as a major asset, but not at the expense of qualifying.
“One of the things that people say,” You have such an incredibly diversified trade force. “Yes, America is diversified, and this is our greatest strength,” he said.
“But not once we said that we would hire this person or not hire that person, based on how they look, where they came from,” Miaik continued. “It has never been a factor for us.”
Several companies were already going back, DEI initiatives, which were widely supported in Biden’s years – retail giants Walmart, Amazon and Target, among them.
In recent months, the gap between Dei and Merit has attracted the attention that it has been intensified by the Trump administration’s repression, including one executive order that ordered state bodies to investigate Dei programs at state corporations.
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At the same time Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)led by Elon Musk, at the federal agencies Dei went to zero, trying to reduce the red tape.
“This is ironic now, when suddenly after the election many such companies are similar:” I don’t see the need for this (Dei). “But you did six months ago or did not see the need for six months?
“And now a lot of people jumps up because the water is safe. Everyone knows that you have made these decisions because you tried to calm people,” he added. “Big leaders do not make decisions to calm people. This is not what Trump does.”
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Brian Flod and Daniel Genevez Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
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2025-02-20 10:00:00