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Absolutely. I intended to shed light on the actual role of the attendees in an organizational structure or hierarchy and the importance of their input. I hope this helps.
But also, with apologies if I seem dense... still unsure whether "diversity" is used in the equity sense, in reference to under-represented groups in roles? Or alternatively used in a purely org management or org structure sense, where having more roles of varying sorts is more "role diversity" than a smaller number of roles (e.g., https://www.jstor.org/stable/2391180?seq=1).
Heh sorry, just wouldn't want this issue to stagnate or be in limbo due to any ambiguity :)
Just wanted to add role diversity as a possible metric to consider.
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