DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION.

Running Head: DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION 1
Diversity and Inclusion
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DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION 2
Diversity and Inclusion
Diversity and inclusion make me feel incorporated and more appreciated in my working
organization. As a junior employee, I tend to feel like I own the organization’s goals and
objectives, because of being involved in its activities. Inclusivity reduces the rate of
discrimination in the organization that I work for because all employees are treated similarly. As
employees in the firm, inclusivity would help us in being treated by our leaders with equity.
Diversity is perceived using three paradigms. The first is discrimination and fairness,
which ensures there are fair treatment and equity among all the employees within my
organization of work (Kaplan & Donovan, 2016). In such a case, diversity is meant to ensure
there is no discrimination in the activities of the organization. Secondly, there is access and
legitimacy paradigm that states that our market places is diverse. By allowing diversity in the
market places, we the minority groups are given opportunities to exercise our rights in the
market, and legitimacy is granted. Learning and effectiveness is the third paradigm which aims at
connecting different diverse societies for the benefit of the entire organization.
Diversity and inclusion pause both benefits and costs to our organization of work. It
creates innovation and helps us in making quality decisions in my working firm. Different
cultures are given opportunities for learning each one of us values and beliefs. External networks
and links are created by the interactions between individuals from different cultures. However,
there are problems caused by diversity in communication (Kaplan & Donovan, 2016). It
becomes hard for us employees to learn new languages of other communities, and such things
contribute to complexities in the working place. We are given a hectic time in identifying a
group that would rhyme with our culture, which results in sub-groupings within the firm.