course project
Last week we discussed our personal career futures. This week we’ll focus on the broader societal landscape and what value diversity and inclusion play in the future of work. Diversity in the workplace does not just refer to race, sex, religion, class, and age. A commitment to a diverse working environment also acknowledges the importance of the diversity of perspectives, cultures, backgrounds, and strengths.
Begin by viewing the video, "Inclusion Starts with I" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2g88Ju6nkcg
Then read Four Diversity and Inclusion Disruptors in The Future of Work
post that responds to each of the prompts below:
- Have you ever encountered a situation like the ones highlighted in the video? How did it impact you?
- What demographic groups, backgrounds, or perspectives are underrepresented in your career field? Why?
- What are the benefits of working in diverse groups? What are the challenges?
Your initial post should refer to evidence from at least one source (please cite your source in your post).
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