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Does diversity lead to more productivity?
Is it true that "Companies with diverse workforces outperform those with homogenous teams"? That's what TrendsWatching says anyway. And is it "diverse workforce" or "workforce comprising people from a variety of backgrounds"? I don't immediately see what racial diversity per ce may have to do with performance. TrendsWatching references this report
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