Importance Of Cultural Diversity

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Why is Cultural Diversity Required? The term diversity suggests involvement of different people on the basis of their values, and experience. The world is changing drastically and nothing is as it was a couple of years ago. So, it can be said that we are living in a heterogeneous world. Diversity gives us a good lesson to live and cooperate with the ones who are different from us. It is very common to get along with someone who is like us, but it is harder to get along with the ones who are different from us. Understanding the importance and requirement of diverse population Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is trying its best to provide every single individual with a sense of equality. EEOC is very much sensitive to the issues …show more content…

The situation seems to be confusing when the leader themselves is not from the native country or let’s say the leader is an outsider. In such situations different leaders may have a different experience of handling cultural diversity in the workplace. People have experience of being led by the people who are like them, but still today people will hesitate when an outsider come and lead them. This type of scenario is the result of intolerance. Employees should be given an idea how cultural diversity may change the way of leading or maybe how beneficial is it. Change can be said as a global rule and cultural diversity too is an inseparable part of this …show more content…

Without any further doubt it is their responsibility to make a workplace sound and better. Different cultures have their own way of managing the things. For instance, people from UK, USA belongs to individualism group which means they tend to focus on me rather than us. They believe in working individually rather than working in a group whereas people of India, China, Nepal and most of the South-Asian countries people belongs to collectivism group. This group tend to work in a group and share the credit rather than performing solely (Bauer & Erdogan, 2010, p.

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