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Note: thanks for clarifying, lovealmond. "Have to" be represented sounds like it's a chore. There are many ways that people can be diverse, I wouldn't see the
by zachrose 10y ago
Note: thanks for clarifying, lovealmond.
"Have to" be represented sounds like it's a chore. There are many ways that people can be diverse, I wouldn't see the need to "stop". But if I had to think of a list I guess it would include:
Age
Race, gender and sexuality*
Nationality and/or experience being the Other
Favorite programming language
Economic background
Religious background
Languages spoken
Regional identity
Personality
Fashion, in a broad non-prescriptive sense
Promises vs. callbacks
I spend way, way, way more time working with my colleagues than I do directly determining the makeup of my firm. But I hold the thesis that diversity and success (particularly creative success) are correlated, and apply that thesis in deciding where to live and work.
* Particularly in the way that everybody forms their own person out of their genetics/biology and the surrounding society.
- Sacho 10y ago> But I hold the thesis that diversity and success (particularly creative success) are correlated, and apply that thesis in deciding where to live and work. What evidence do you base this thesis on? Do you have examples of say, successful and racially diverse companies?