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...class, marital status, sexual orientation, education level, mental health, etc. Some of these may be visible (ethnicity), others invisible (education) and many may be open to change (marital status); some refer to the characteristics of the individual (age), while some may be concerned with the beliefs, norms and values of a group (religion). (It may even be the case that...

...class background, but he was an entrepreneur. is an entrepreneur, and he set up a successful restaurant business. So, me and my brother grew up in sort of, relative privilege. And my kind of teenage rebellion was sort of, almost throwing that back in his face and kind of saying, why is it fair that we have these flash cars and this big house when there's people sort of,...

...classes of product. For example, the division responsible for washing machines and the one responsible for televisions will have their own, separate functional areas. A project to develop a new product may, for example, involve the marketing, information systems, product design and engineering and manufacturing areas of a company. The loyalties of people working in...