“is this a role from which I will push forward alignment faster than I advance capabilities?” is a very different question than “does this job have ‘alignment’ in the title?” I assume when it’s put like that you would choose the first question, but in practice a lot of people take jobs that are predictable nos to the first question and justify it by claiming they’re alignment jobs. Given that, I think it’s good Ruby pushed back on something that would end up supporting the latter form of the question, even if it wasn’t intended.
“is this a role from which I will push forward alignment faster than I advance capabilities?” is a very different question than “does this job have ‘alignment’ in the title?” I assume when it’s put like that you would choose the first question, but in practice a lot of people take jobs that are predictable nos to the first question and justify it by claiming they’re alignment jobs. Given that, I think it’s good Ruby pushed back on something that would end up supporting the latter form of the question, even if it wasn’t intended.