Actions speak louder than words: Outsiders' perceptions of diversity mixed messages
To attract a gender diverse workforce, many employers use diversity statements to publicly signal that they value gender diversity. However, this often represents a misalignment between words and actions (i.e., a diversity mixed message) because most organizations are male dominated, especially in b...
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Main Authors: | WINDSCHEID, Leon, BOWES-SPERRY, Lynn, KIDDER, Deborah L., CHEUNG, Ho Kwan, MORNER, Michele, LIEVENS, Filip |
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2016
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