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2/26/2021PortalWhat Are the 4 Types of Diversity? AlliantCampus Safety / COVID-19 UpdatesRequest InfoACADEMICSApplyFaculty(866) 679-3032 ABOUTNEWS & EVENTSADMISSIONSWhat Are the 4Types ofDiversity?STUDENT RESOURCESHome / Blog / What Are the 4 Types of Diversity?Published by Alliant International UniversityIt’s easy to say and hear the word diversity without actually ever knowing what it reallymeans. But with only a general understanding of the word, it’s likely that there are sometypes of diversity being overlooked.When you’re cultivating a diverse workplace, having adequate representation isimportant. A diverse workplace positively affects:Work environmentFinancial returnsOverall business strategyThe opinions of people outside of your organizationThere are four different types of diversity: internal, external, organizational, andworldview—and you should aim to represent them all. Keep reading to learn more abouteach one and how diversity affects the workplace.Why Is Workplace Diversity types-diversity1/6

2/26/2021What Are the 4 Types of Diversity? AlliantWhyIs Workplace DiversityImportant?PortalCampus Safety / COVID-19 UpdatesFaculty BeforeRequestansweringInfoApplythe question,(866)What679-3032are the 4 typesof diversity? it’s helpful to have anunderstanding of exactly why workplace diversity matters.These are some of the ways diversity influences your workplace, workforce, and bottomline:Varied perspectives – Different personal experiences and backgrounds bring a widervariety of perspectives.Better problem-solving – Varied points of view result in a more well-roundedworkforce—it makes people work harder, more creatively, and deliver a higher qualityof work, according to Scientific American.Larger audience – Your diverse workforce shows your commitment to equalopportunities, giving your company a positive reputation and capturing a larger shareof the market.More job applicants – Job seekers will be more likely to want to work with yourcompany, which in turn, gives you a larger pool of applicants to choose from.Higher profits – With high levels of racial and ethnic diversity, companies are 33-35%more likely to outperform their industry averages financially, and with high levels ofgender diversity, companies are 15-21% more likely, according to ongoing studies byMcKinsey & Company.Having a diverse team from different backgrounds can boost employee engagement andtherefore productivity, but beyond the business-related benefits, creating a workplacethat is comfortable for diverse groups is incredibly valuable. Many people aren’t given theopportunities in life that they deserve because of perceived differences. Establishing aworkplace that is inviting to those groups and has zero tolerance for targeted behaviorand discrimination against them is a morally conscious decision that makes the entirecompany and your community at large a better place.The 4 Types of DiversityThere are a lot of factors that play into diversity—some things are visible on the outside,but others are just a part of the way people were born. These distinctions are thegrounds for how the four categories of diversity were created.A good way to think of the four types of diversity is as dimensions or classifications thateach hold their own list of different applicable pes-diversity2/6

2/26/2021PortalWhat Are the 4 Types of Diversity? AlliantCampus Safety / COVID-19 Updates#1 Internal DiversityRequest InfoApplyFaculty(866) 679-3032 Internal diversity characteristics are ones related to situations that a person is born into.They are things that a person didn’t choose for themselves and are impossible foranyone to change.Here are some examples of internal diversity:RaceEthnicityAgeNational originSexual orientationCultural identityAssigned sexGender identityPhysical abilityMental ability#2 External DiversityIn the context of diversity, the term external is used to describe things that are related toa person but aren’t characteristics that a person was born with. While external diversitycan be heavily influenced by other people and their surroundings, even forcibly so, theyultimately are aspects that a person can change and often do over time.Some examples of external diversity include:Personal interestsEducationAppearanceCitizenshipReligious beliefsLocationFamilial statusRelationship statusSocioeconomic statusLife experiences#3 Organizational ypes-diversity3/6

2/26/2021#3OrganizationalDiversityPortalCampus Safety / COVID-19 UpdatesWhat Are the 4 Types of Diversity? AlliantFaculty OrganizationalRequest al diversity,relates to the differencesbetween people that are assigned to them by an organization—essentially, these are thecharacteristics within a workplace that distinguish one employee from another.Regardless of your position or the pay you receive, any form of work that you dosolidifies your belonging to an organization. Whether you’re working for a private,nonprofit, public sector, or governmental organization, and even if you do volunteer workfor free, you are a part of an organized group. This could be as small as a group of twoor anything higher, as long as it’s more than one independent person, that constitutes anorganization.However, there are different subsets within organizational diversity, which include:Job functionPlace of workManagement statusEmployment statusPay typeSeniorityUnion affiliation#4 Worldview DiversityThe fourth type of diversity is commonly known as worldview. Even though there are amultitude of factors that come together to form our worldview, including our internal,external, and organizational diversity characteristics, at the end of the day, everyone hasa worldview that they align with.Worldview diversity is another diversity type that changes with time—we conceptualizethe world differently as we have new experiences and learn more about ourselves andeach other.There are still nuances within our worldviews, but some examples include:Political beliefsMoral compassOutlook on are-4-types-diversity4/6

2/26/2021PortalWhat Are the 4 Types of Diversity? AlliantCampus Safety / COVID-19 UpdatesFacultyRequest InfoApply679-3032Diversifyingwith (866)Education With Alliant International University, you can study at an award-winning school withhighly accredited programs and a longstanding commitment to diversity.Education is key to understanding one another and ourselves—through education,people become more knowledgeable of other diverse groups and diversify themselvesalong the way.Sources:Scientific American. How Diversity Makes Us /how-diversity-makes-us-smart McKinsey & Company. Delivering through ons/organization/our-insights/d Related Blog PostsSee All Posts CSPP Student StevenJella Wins Award forBest Dissertation inMarital & FamilyTherapySchool of Management& Leadership appointsDr. Saba Ozyurt as newAssistant Professor ofInternational StudiesSan Diego, CA: StevenJella, a soon-to-graduatedoctoral student in theCalifornia School ofProfessional Psychology(CSPP) who has won theOutstanding DissertationAward this year from theAmerican Association forDean Haskell is pleased toannounce the hire of Dr.Saba Ozyurt as the newassistant professor ofInternational Studies atAlliant InternationalUniversity. "We are veryexcited about the additionof iversityDr. Rachna KumarAwarded a 46,500Contract from AbleDisabled AdvocacyCalifornia School ofManagement &Leadership (CSML)Program Director, Dr.5/6

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Management status Employment status Pay type Seniority Union affiliation #4 Worldview Diversity. The fourth type of diversity is commonly known as worldview. Even though there are a. multitude of factors that come together to form our worldview, including our internal, external, and organizational diversity characteristics, at the end of the .

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