Impact Of Diversity On Society

Jopwell is a recruiting firm which connects the minority job candidates with the Tech companies in Silicon Valley. The main issue faced by the Tech companies is that the referral candidates are not serving the purpose and they can’t find talented minority candidates suitable to their companies. The companies are aware of the benefits like increased financial returns by having diversity in their workforce. Jopwell is currently serving 45 companies by providing them a pool of thousands of talented minority candidates and has been successful in placing a significant number of candidates in these companies. The company is focussing on diversifying the whole organization by filling the non-technical roles as well like finance, marketing,

My second key strength is showing gratitude to others. If someone does something for me or helps me develop a new skill. I show gratitude to them by thanking them, and I tell them that really appreciate their help. I am there for that person when they need my help.

Lastly, being in band has made a great impact in my life because, I love it, I love music, and I enjoy being in something bigger than myself. I love the feel when each individual comes together to be part of something bigger than oneself. My main example would be marching band, due to all the individuals that it takes to make an entire show. Over two hundred and fifty individuals are asked to do various of tasks but at the end it is all worth it because, after every show or performance each individual will put all they have onto that field. Not only do I enjoy being in something bigger than myself but I also have a passion for music. Ever since I was little I was always interested in music and I wanted to play an instrument so when I got into

Band has impacted my life in many ways, from allowing me to compete, to becoming a leader, or requiring me to manage my class and practice, times it has made me a better person. These impacts have occurred through many of my activities, but with band it is different. Partially because band allows you to be a team player while also allowing you to be a solo performer. When I first started in band I did not think that I would become so involved. However, as time continued I became more interested in my involvement with band. Leading me to participate in multiple honor bands, solo and ensemble competitions, and become an officer. Because of my current involvement, I have developed many necessary skills for life, such as time management, discipline,

Diversity is embedded in America’s DNA; this is best illustrated by the core message of our constitution. Though the founding fathers’ application of said document was woefully inadequate in terms of inclusion, and the United States has not always lived up to those grand ideas, we have steadily grown better at creating and inhabiting a more just and all-embracing society. Despite setbacks there is hope and progress. As diversity is the key issue of our, or any, time; we must continue seeking, promoting, and ensuring it progression. This is, in short, an imperative and enduring process.

Diversity is the state of being different. Diversity can be in terms of race, sex, age, and nationality. It can be seen everywhere in this country and every other country in the world. We are diverse in the workforce, schools, hospitals, and in the community.

I kept going door to door to help as many people as I could. I did not start picking up my own yard until I had helped all of my neighbors. Right now, it is very hard to tell that a tornado truly hit. I believe that I’ve achieved my goal of helping make our town spotless. I have weaknesses that I am not necessarily proud of. My weakness is adaptation. I haven haven't been put in a situation where I would need to adapt. I have lived in the same place and gone to the same school my whole life. However, I feel that I could overcome my weakness when I go to college because it will be different. I also have certain strengths. I am very hard working. Throughout high school I have had 3 jobs. I use the work skills I have developed from these jobs and transfer them into my schoolwork. I work hard to get my work done on time and done right. I will use these hard working skills once I get to college as well. I want to go to college so I can get a respectable job and not need worry about money as much. I want to live comfortably. I do not think that I could live comfortably if I do not go to

I believe that through the many experiences I have had as a member of organizations that provide service to others and raise awareness of diversity and social justice issues in addition to my own personal experience as a Chinese American I can be an asset to DePaul University. These experiences have given me a desire to continue being involved in promoting the importance of diversity, pride in one’s ethnicity, and doing what I can to help end racism and hunger. I feel that I can be a positive influence and my experience and continued service can help make the student body more powerful. I participated in Diversity/Multicultural Club at school. As a member of the Diversity Club I helped organize and participate in an international fair representing different cultures and ethnic groups through music, food, and art. In Diversity Club I write inspirational notes to students outside of the club and place them on student’s lockers to encourage them. I have

My strength has come from dealing with the passing of my father and grandfather. My father, Brian Montgomery, died at the age of 46 from stage 3 brain cancer. I was only 5 years old. My grandfather was the closest thing to a father figure that I have ever known. When he passed, in the summer of 2014, I was heartbroken. Through a lot of thinking and struggling, I found the strength to get through the two toughest situations I’ve ever had to deal with. These two cases are why strength is my strongest characteristic.

Being from a community in which not every girl is given the chance to study further and fulfill their dreams, it was really hard for me to make my way through the path of obstacles. Something that is essential to understand me is my way to perceive and look at things accordingly. Since my childhood, I have been perceiving things as I like to because one should attempt to do things as he/she likes to not how other people want him/her to. The outer beauty is meant for wooing others and it could be vanished easily but the inner beauty remains forever and makes a person an exception among others. Nobody is perfect and nor am I, so I always try to become an honest and a truthful person. If I have to say the most significant barrier that is stopping me from

The biggest obstacle I have had to face in order to succeed, is my mental disability, Attention Deficit Disorder, or ADD. I loathe this term because I think it should be called Attention Surplus Disorder. I have such a short attention span because my brain is always spilling over with information. It feels like there are 100 tabs open in my brain at once. Learning can be such a challenge. Trying to narrow my focus on one of those tabs takes mental tenacity. I am always overwhelmed and typically have such drained energy. This condition, however, has not stopped me from accomplishing my academic, artistic and athletic goals. I am a National Honor Society member with a 3.7 grade average. I play the cello in the chamber orchestra for our school.

One of the eight strategic focuses I chose was “Enhance our diverse, high performance culture and workforce” (Cascio, 2009), and one of the ten diversity implications that I feel relates to that focus is “Build a workforce that understands the racial/ethnic, gender, sexual orientation and generational diversity of the marketplace” (Cascio, 2009). Aetna’s strategic focus is to create awareness among its employees, from new employees all the way to their executive employees, so that they will have an understanding of diversity and its implications of running a strategic workforce.

The campus is the place where many students gather together to continue their educational career. Diversity is a common thing to us. In campus, we can see many differences like the study system, no school uniform, and so on. We meet many people from the different island, ethnic, and culture as well. The reason why diversity is one of the important things because diversity teaches us how to accept and tolerate the other. To be a successful person not only decided by how good is your GPA, but how you tolerate the other also decide your success. From diversity, we can learn new things like the behavior of particular ethnic, their mindset, priority, and so on. As long as we can accept and tolerate it, as

Social workers must be able to discuss the human behaviors of different groups of people.  The differences of mankind are what is called in social work human diversity. Council on Social Work Education states that human diversity can be grouped in subgroups that consist of age, color, class, culture, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity and expression, immigration status, political ideology, race, religion, sex and sexual orientation; (Zastrow & Ashman, 2013, p.11). There are social systems set up by every country. These systems consist of certain subsystems and social structures. Social Systems Theory is human behavior in it’s most complete terms. This theory is set to create a membership between the members of society. It works to form a union for families, organizations and others members of society to work together to solve problems.  In some parts of the world the social systems are not alike but still fall under classes. For example the United States has what is called a class system. In the United States our classes s are set up based upon your financial status. It is based upon three levels rich, middle class and poor, but some argue it consist of  more. There are the subsystems that is the rich, the upper middle class, middle class, the lower middle class and the poor. These systems work together to supply what is needed to the different system that make up the whole systems. In China there is also a class system of government but it works a little

Our species changes the world every day. We are Homo sapiens. In our past we have forced species into extinction through hunting. We knowingly and unknowingly transport non-native organisms around the world. Some of those non-native organisms we introduce become invasive and create a hazard to a regions native species. As humans we have managed to change the climate of the entire planet and even though the climate change has been slight, we have come to learn that an increase of a few degrees can have tremendous impacts on many species both land and sea. We also know that this change presents itself at different levels of severity for each species and location. Armed with the knowledge that we are diminishing Earths biodiversity I believe our species has a responsibility to protect, or at the minimum, monitor species throughout the world to aid them in survival.