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If You Want A Diverse Workforce, You Need A Diverse Recruitment Committee

The Horizons Tracker

Despite a diverse workforce having moral and practical benefits, there remains considerable progress to be made before organizations can consider themselves truly diverse. The authors argue that homophily perhaps has an unfair reputation, however, and can actually be used to increase diversity.

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Teams That Work

Leading Blog

Coordination is more difficult when team membership is frequently changing, task requirements are dynamic, people work in different locations, or team members have diverse capabilities and perspectives. Cooperation. Cooperation emerges from the other six drivers. Cooperation develops over time and is dynamic.

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Implementing the Seven Principles for Intentional Work Culture Change

Mike Cardus

How to notice when not going well: Apathy or lack of participation in initiatives. Facilitate inclusive practices that allow diverse voices to be heard. Broad participation across diverse groups. What you will see when working well: Enhanced cooperation between departments or teams.

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ESG Needs To Be Core To Business As Usual

The Horizons Tracker

“ESG is following something of a similar pattern to diversity, which in the beginning was largely virtue signaling to make it look like organizations really cared,” Columbia University’s Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic says. Spirit of cooperation. ” Values-based leadership.

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Chip Shots – The Power of Interdisciplinary Efforts

Lead Change Blog

David Dye – In my experience, the key to effective interdisciplinary efforts, cross-departmental cooperation, and breaking down silos is a clear focus on one organizational priority. Susan Mazza – Interdisciplinary efforts only work well when there is a clear and compelling goal the participants share.

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Intergenerational Leadership Begins with Us: We Have More in Common Than We Thought

Great Leadership By Dan

Openness to diverse ideas and ability to encourage cooperation and collaboration. It can mean leading a discussion where it is clear that everyone is welcome, if not required, to participate. It can be as simple as leading with an idea that could mean success for everyone. You will be more than surprised.

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Life Isn’t Fair: Our Choice is How to Deal with It

The Practical Leader

If we choose to thrive on turbulence and change, this time is a rare gift to participate in, and help shape, new ways of doing and being in our personal lives, organizations, communities, and societies. Very often, many of the same trends end up on both lists.

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