This means empathizing with and embracing diverse viewpoints, testing new ideas with others, and observing and learning from unfamiliar contexts.
Good corporate leaders know the importance of embracing diverging viewpoints and making the workplace safe for raising concerns and even disagreement.
This independent, realistic and tech-savvy group of young adults will seek employers whose culture reflects and embraces those viewpoints.
In the coming year, I believe we'll begin to see companies across all industries not only proclaim diversity as a core value but actually embrace different viewpoints in order to drive amazing outcomes.
(Millennials may be well aware that being seen as a racist is a bad thing, even if they embrace racist viewpoints).
The A.F.L.-C.I.O. has just embraced this viewpoint.
The Journal's exposition wholeheartedly embraces this viewpoint, while lacking even the basic journalistic responsibility to double-check their facts.
But that requires honesty on the part of station owners, and it requires embracing a diversity of viewpoints on the air.
You may or may not believe, as I do, that the Guggenheim Bilbao is the best building of the last half century: indeed spectacular, differently so from every outer viewpoint, but embracing when you enter, and modulating gracefully from sculptural bravura to fine rectilinear spaces for displaying works of art.
He says, speaking of the views of Rabbi Meir Kahane and those of the liberals: "Distilled to their ultimate essence, both viewpoints embrace an ethnic national purity as an ideal". I suspect Mr. Shipler exaggerates the longings of Israeli liberals to be alone with their brethren from Morocco and the ultraorthodox of Mea Shearim.
As Dr. Taaffee noted, she attempts to embrace both the viewpoints of her younger counterparts, as well as her own.
