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by MaxGabriel
5192 days ago
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Actually, that article concludes against equal proportions: HBR: But gender does play a role? Malone: It's a preliminary finding--and not a conventional one. The standard argument is that diversity is good and you should have both men and women in a group. But so far, the data show, the more women, the better. Woolley: We have early evidence that performance may flatten out at the extreme end--that there should be a little gender diversity rather than all women. |
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