Encyclopedia of Opinion
Question
Is diversity critical to a business' financial success?
Position‹2 of 3›

Diversity is not an important aspect of a company's financial success

This position holds that diversity is not an important factor in a company's financial success. It argues other elements—a strong founder and qualified leadership—matter far more to the bottom line, and that diversity without inclusion is no silver bullet.

Supporting arguments · 2

  1. Diversity is meaningless without inclusion
    Diversity doesn't work without inclusion. Diversity isn't critical, inclusion is.
  2. Diversity in the workplace is no silver bullet
    Changing the upper-echelons of management can change a company's profitability overnight. Hiring a more diverse workforce can't.