What does diversity mean? – Think with Google

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Tara McKenty: Variety is fundamentally variety of perspectives and big difference.

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You really don’t always need to have inherent
variety.

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So what you are born with you can also deliver acquired variety, which is something that

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form of modifications your standpoint of the entire world.

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Mike Warner: I have a idea of variety that is really simplistic.

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When I was a kid, I used to like to colour, and there would be a box of crayons that had

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But then, there was one that 16, and, oh boy, there was a 32.

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And really don’t enable me get to that 128.

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I was like, oh, I’m likely to be a learn artist.

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Why wouldn’t you want the 128?

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It provides you far more option to make a larger tapestry, a larger picture, a larger tale.

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Andrea Diquez: I consider variety: every person goes to race sometimes, and it is not only

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race — it is ladies with babies, it is single mothers, it is ladies of colour.

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It is adult males, adult males from other countries, other cultures.

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You just have to determine out how to make the ecosystem for all people to thrive, from

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where ever they are from, or from no matter what race they are from, or where ever they are.

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If you make that ecosystem, it is very uncomplicated.

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Kimberlee Wells: Variety for me, pretty basically, is about identifying the distinctions.

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We are so rapid to choose, but we are only ever judging the include.

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And that has to transform.

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An executive shot of five adult males would get ridiculed by the field.

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But what if all those five adult males have completely different tales?

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What if one male was really a 3rd-generation Afghan refugee.

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What if, in that picture, there is a further male that has a discovering incapacity?

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But just since he appears to be like the male that is next to him, they are regarded to all

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See the man or woman, not the label, and just take time to hear to the man or woman and to get to know

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Tara McKenty: Effectively what we do is we make inventive do the job, solutions, and platforms

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for a cross part of culture, but we have a homogenous inventive departments that are not

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reflective of our audiences.

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We ought to fundamentally have inventive departments that are reflective of the same audiences

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that we are building for.