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The Difference
Book • 2007
In *The Difference*, Scott Page argues that progress and innovation often depend more on diverse groups capitalizing on individuality than on lone geniuses.
He demonstrates how diverse perspectives outperform homogeneous groups, offering practical examples from various fields.
The book highlights the benefits of leveraging diversity for better outcomes in societies and organizations.
He demonstrates how diverse perspectives outperform homogeneous groups, offering practical examples from various fields.
The book highlights the benefits of leveraging diversity for better outcomes in societies and organizations.
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