CQ Tick becoming the new trend for cultural capability

CQ Tick becoming the new trend for cultural capability

Monday, March 19th, 2018

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An increasing number of businesses and government organisations are now getting certified for cultural capability through the CQ Tick.

The CQ Tick is a measure of an organisation’s cultural capability as a critical competency for 21st Century leaders – and for their organisations to win diverse customers and to retain diverse staff – is the cultural capability to work with people who are not like them. Continue reading

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News category: New Zealand, News Shorts.

Tags: Cultural Diversity, Culture

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