Why Diversity Is More Important Than Meritocracy: Quotas, Talent, Wall Street

'We need to rethink our diversity strategy, says Sallie Krawcheck. What we've been trying for the last decade hasn't been working, but what exactly is the problem? Research reveals that diversity is actually worse in meritocracies. Managers—and particularly middle managers, Krawcheck points out—fall into the cognitive trap of hiring people who "remind me of a young me" (i.e. look like them and think like them) instead of more cognitively diverse people who would bring a missing skill set to a team. Sallie Krawcheck is the author of Own It: The Power of Women at Work .' -- Big Think
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