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Network diversity

Network diversity

Our networks are usually formed around shared experiences and they influence the way we see the work, how we think and the opportunities we give and receive.

So a lack of diversity inside our networks can propagate inequitable systems and create echo chambers of perspectives.

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“None of us is as smart as all of us.”, Ken Blanchard

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