Leading Tomorrow: Better Leadership and Better
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When many think of the workplace diversity debate, many can potentially be caught feeling a dynamic of 'White men vs everyone else'. Denise sat down with Intuit Chief Architect, Alex Balazs, to discuss why that is not the case, and how white men can play a vital role in advancing diverse and equitable workplaces, and how white men (or any workplace majority group) can go about that.
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