White men are apparently terrified of doing the wrong thing at work. I have some advice | Gaby Hinsliff

White men in the UK often feel trapped in workplaces where their gender makes them question their role despite decades of manipulation by companies exploiting their contributions. A YouTube show highlights issues like job redundancies and burnout, with polls showing 41% at risk of being fired for minor actions and nearly half facing mental health struggles from diversity initiatives. These feelings aren't new, resonating with older generations, while young women also face similar pressures. Some white men find solace in sharing their struggles with others experiencing comparable challenges, rooted not just in fear but societal pressure to conform or succeed excessively.