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High emotionality in diversity statements promotes organisational attractiveness

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How do people react to emotionality in organisational diversity statements? | Registered: 2022-07-11 11:19 UTC

Krivoshchekov, Graf & Sczesny
To attract and retain more diverse workforce and to create a more welcoming environment, organisations embrace diversity initiatives manifested in div...
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How do people react to emotionality in organisational diversity statements? | Registered: 2022-05-18 12:05 UTC

Krivoshchekov, Graf & Sczesny
To attract and retain more diverse workforce and to create a more welcoming environment, organisations embrace diversity initiatives manifested in div...
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Examining the emotionality of diversity statements on webpages of European organizations | Registered: 2021-08-11 07:50 UTC

Krivoshchekov, Graf & Sczesny
Organizational websites “serve as symbolic and necessary contemporary representations of impression management among stakeholders where diversity conc...
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