Holiday Party Tips - Diversity
 

Holiday party planning can get dicey when companies add diversity to their merrymaking mix. How do you appeal to all without leaving someone out in the cold?

"Put the emphasis on celebrating," advises workplace diversity consultant Sondra Thiederman, PhD, author of Making Diversity Work, founder of Cross-Cultural Communications and a Monster contributing writer. The key: "Focus more on what we share and less on where we differ."

Thiederman says trying to plan a holiday party that recognizes every culture and religion is just inviting failure. "The more you try to please members of every single group, the greater danger you are of deeply offending someone left out," she says. "Go for neutrality, not specificity."
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Some guys just don't get. :rolleyes:

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:jump: OH NO!!!!:jump:


Here we go again.:clapping:

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COHummer is back.:D

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OMG!

:jump: :jump: :jump:

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:beerchug:

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I always hate that one show off who shows up to the office party hot tub event. :rolleyes:

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Of course, you guys know what happens later. :rolleyes:

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Invite an elf or two.:jump: