Managing a Diverse Workforce.

Differences in personal work style, skills, talents, education, and geographical location are examples of diversity dimensions that make a difference in how we work together in the corporate world. Management has to learn diversity in the workplace before they can actually execute diversity. Recognizing the sensitive subject is a start, but managers need to be able to understand that there are many barriers that are ahead of them. They need to learn the necessities and …

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