each company from 1987 on had a couple of Muslims. The ones I actually knew and worked with were, on average for most tasks, worthless. It was like dealing with people whose logic and reasoning was twisted sideways. They weren’t just different but equal, but unable to achieve the required results.
I was attempting to explain the process for solving a problem. At each step the next step depended on the results. The Muslim technician yelled at me, “just give me the answer.” The concept of an answer depending on many variables was too alien.
“The Muslim technician” would not qualify to trouble shoot a problem with a suicide vest.