Employees
Your human capital, your employees, is a natural starting point for thinking about diversity. Race, nationality, gender, sexuality and gender identity, disability status, age and faith diversity are your usual diversity categories. However, as a business leader, think first of your current customers and products. Consider whether having more people from rural areas will help you develop better products, such as if you're a telecommunications or health care provider. If you want to expand overseas, someone educated in a different country will help your company learn the culture and be a brand ambassador for your first entrance in a new market.
EmployeesYour human capital, your employees, is a natural starting point for thinking about diversity. Race, nationality, gender, sexuality and gender identity, disability status, age and faith diversity are your usual diversity categories. However, as a business leader, think first of your current customers and products. Consider whether having more people from rural areas will help you develop better products, such as if you're a telecommunications or health care provider. If you want to expand overseas, someone educated in a different country will help your company learn the culture and be a brand ambassador for your first entrance in a new market.
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