What is better for an employee? To work with people who think like him and have the same culture and background? Or with different and diversified calibers who can add to his experience and make the work exciting and unpredictable? Actually it is a quite difficult question.
In a 2016 Deloitte Millennial Survey, 47% of millennials are actively looking for diversity and inclusion when sizing up potential employers. Moreover, in the 2018 survey 74% of individuals believed their organization is more innovative when it has a culture of inclusion.*
Why Diversity in workplace?
As shown by figure 1 below, diversity leads to the sharing of different perspectives, higher innovation, faster problem solving, increased creativity, increased profits, improved hiring results, better company reputation, higher employee engagement, better decision making, and reduced employee turnover. A Boston Consulting Group study found that companies with more diverse management teams have 19% higher revenues due to innovation. A diverse workforce today is a valuable asset and a competitive agent. Diversity allows talents to pool together and thus results in greater results. New experiences, cultures and information is being exchanged and thus more chances of creativity and innovation exist. The key to achieving those benefits still remains within the hands of top managers and the board of directors to set values and develop a corporate culture that accepts, motivates and promotes individual talents.
Source: https://www.talentlyft.com/en/blog/article/244/top-10-benefits-of-diversity-in-the-workplace-infographic-included
*https://www.webershandwick.com/news/millennials-at-work-perspectives-on-diversity-inclusion/
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Every iOS app follows a standard structure known as a Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern.
For now, it’s enough to know that a pattern is a standard way of writing software for a particular goal.Specifically, the Model-View-Controller pattern splits the code of an app into ✓ The data it manages (known as the Model) ✓ The user-interface elements (known as the View) ✓ The Controller, which is the component that sits in between the Model and the View (or views) and translates user actions into updates to the Model and the ViewYou can see this structure.The dashed lines indicate linkage.
Therefore, the model is linked to the view, and the views are linked to the controller.
The solid lines indicate actions.
So, the view updates portions of the model while the controller updates the views (or more correctly, causes the views to update themselves).
iOS extends this pattern so that each app is a hierarchy of controllers, each managing a set of views and potentially a model.
LG was accounted to be working on a dual-screen mobile phone codenamed called “Wing” earlier this year having a swiveling design.
At the base with the bigger screen situated in landscape orientation, While a past Wing mockup showed a littler screen this video shows how the device could function with the main screen in the picture and the secondary screen off to the side.
Android Authority claims to have an exclusive video of the phone in real life.In the video, a driver is using the bigger screen for the GPS route with the second screen’s music controls.
At that point, when a call comes in, it's taken care of on the littler display without darkening the driving directions.It's a flawless use case that appears as though it would make a lot in this situation.
Obviously, the greatest inquiry is the thing that tradeoffs LG has needed to make with the Wing's structure, the video doesn't show the turning activity moving, nor how massive the device is contrasted with an ordinary phone.
Software support would also be vital, as we've seen with LG's double screen phones like the Velvet and the G8X.However, still, this is an exceptional thought and we're here for it.
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