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This research paper concentrates on the effects of age diversity and tenure diversity in employee teams. Age separation in teams was revealed to slow down their work performance, while tenure variety accelerates a team's work performance. When diversity in age and tenure were both increased at the same time, the work speed decreased due to the learning process that ensued between people, and by communication clashes. Teams performing monotonous duties were less likely to perform to the desired level where there was a large age separation among the team members.
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