Abstract
Amidst the increasing manifestation of diversity in globalized societies, its pervasive influence has permeated various facets of human activity, including the labor market and workforce composition. This phenomenon is mirrored within the sports industry, where "diversity" signifies the amalgamation of unique identities and cultures within teams or organizations. This paper probes the imperative for sports industry leaders to calibrate their leadership approaches according to the cultural tapestry of their employees. By accentuating the pivotal role of team cohesion, innovation, and employee performance, the analysis underscores the complexities of managing diverse teams while debunking stereotypes. The recommendations advocate for leaders to embrace cultural sensitivity, flexibility, and integration, thereby effectively harnessing the latent potential of a multifaceted workforce.
Publisher
Darcy & Roy Press Co. Ltd.
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