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Non-sequitur. I'm not claiming any "equivalence", only that performance is a function of (among other things) these two mutually exclusive things.
by akoboldfrying 2y ago
Non-sequitur.
I'm not claiming any "equivalence", only that performance is a function of (among other things) these two mutually exclusive things.
- rramadass 2y ago> only that performance is a function of (among other things) these two mutually exclusive things. You can have efficient communication even in culturally/racially/whatever diverse teams. Your original implication that somehow only homogeneity leads to more efficient communication is not quite correct.
- karparov 2y agoExactly. If I want to hire a group of people who are good at communicating I should focus on that aspect during the interview process rather than ensuring that they are all homogeneously white or brown or black or asian or men or women or catholic or middle class.