Does SYMLOG address issues of diversity,
cross-cultural applications,
or conflict resolution?



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SYMLOG is an exceptionally powerful method for working with diverse groups.

Diversity comes in many forms, e.g., race, gender, ethnicity, religious beliefs, work experience, professional affiliation, et cetera. Such differences can be divisive in many situations. At a deeper level, every group can be seen as diverse in terms of interpersonal dynamics. Every individual is unique and has his or her own value orientation, which may polarize or conflict with that of others in the group even if other factors like sex, race, ethnicity, or professional affiliation are all very similar.

If the objective is to help integrate and unify diverse groups to work well and effectively together then SYMLOG is an ideal method.

SYMLOG has been translated and used in seventeen languages in over sixty countries. It is especially well suited for use in cross-cultural settings involving different languages, nationalities, ethnic backgrounds, and occupations. Since it is a values-based approach to improvement and increased effectiveness, it cuts through superficial differences and addresses deeper (and universal) concerns which tend to unify or polarize individuals, groups, and organizations.

SYMLOG helps people discover their commonality and learn to work more effectively together.