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International Leadership Journal
The purpose of this article is to suggest a diversity model that can benefit both leaders and members across diverse workplaces. The model incorporates the aspects of information heterogeneity, symbiosis, e-leadership, mentorship, leader-member relationship quality, experiential learning, and cultural intelligence. It creates leadership opportunities for leader-member diversity development programs and ways to reduce or minimize organizational adaptive deficiency. The diversity model suggests that organizational leaders augment their leadership practices by validating links across six tiers of a collaborative network using the five key elements of symbiotic connectedness, participation, adaptiveness, dynamism, and commitment. Incorporating diversity development programs into organizations, particularly home-based organizations, using this diversity model aims to solidify leadership effectiveness while weakening barriers in diverse workplaces.
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