Dialogue in the Dark DiD China Managing Diversity through Lessons in the Dark Byron Lee Liman Zhao Huirong Ju Emily M David
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“Dialogue in the Dark DiD China Managing Diversity through Lessons in the Dark Byron Lee Liman Zhao Huirong Ju Emily M David”. In this essay, I examine the challenges and strategies employed by organizations managing diversity in China. DiD (Diversity in Differences) is a term coined by the renowned sociologist and author, Diana Cooper, to describe how the Chinese, particularly those residing in rural areas, manage and assimilate their cultural and linguistic differences. This essay explores the less
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