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Surprising results to first ever LGBT employees survey in India

Started by SandraJane, February 14, 2012, 10:11:43 AM

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Surprising results to first ever LGBT employees survey in India


Out employees are more successful at top Indian companies

13 February 2012 | By Anna Leach

http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/surprising-results-first-ever-lgbt-employees-survey-india

Openly gay employees at companies like Accenture, Goldman Sachs, Google and IBM in India are happier and more successful in their careers if they are out of the closet.

The results of the first Mingle (Mission for Indian Gay & Lesbian Empowerment) LGBT Workplace Diversity and Inclusion
Survey showed that employees who are out of the closet have greater trust in the employers, are more likely to have entrepreneurial aims, are more satisfied with their rate of promotion, feel more loyal to their organisation and are more likely to stay working for their company, than their closeted counterparts.
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