Optimizing Diversity on Teams

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Optimizing Diversity on Teams

Coursera · Beginner ·🎮 Reinforcement Learning ·3mo ago

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Optimizes diversity on teams for improved performance, innovation, and creativity using social science perspectives

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By drawing on social science perspectives, this course enables you to learn what diversity is, and how to use it to maximize team performance, innovation and creativity. You also learn how to draw out the collective wisdom of diverse teams, handle conflict and establish common ground rules through real-world cases and peer-to-peer discussions. In addition, you discover how to overcome common biases faced in diverse teams. Systems of power, reward and rhetoric are discussed to help you create prosperous teams where differences flourish.
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