Leslie Hammons Dr. William Dean Management 24 October 2013 Diversified Management There are multitudes of cultures in businesses creating diverse working conditions in companies large and small. Therefore in management it is vital for leaders to be diverse in their management and communication techniques. Because each individual is uniquely different, it is essential that managers understand their role in creating peaceful working environments with effective communication, compassion and understanding
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