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When we embrace equity, we all win

Docebo

But despite such little representation, there’s no denying the indelible and incredibly large impact women have had on the industry and history. Everyone benefits from a more inclusive and equitable industry Without these women, we wouldn’t be where we are today—as an industry and a society. Rear Admiral Grace M. workforce).

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Beyond Women’s History Month: how to champion women throughout the year

Docebo

Not only is it accompanied by the likes of the first day of Spring, Daylight Saving, and Mardi Gras, it holds importance as Women’s History Month—a month that focuses on the contributions of women in the past and present while fostering opportunities for women in the future. It starts internally with Docebo’s Women’s Alliance.

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The Importance of Mentoring Programs for Women Leaders

Speexx

Gender equality in the workplace is a long-standing issue, and while progress has been made in recent years, there is still a significant gender gap in many industries. Women continue to face unique challenges and barriers that hinder their career progression, particularly in leadership positions!

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7 Tips to Eliminating Gender Bias in the Workplace

Chronus

We would like to believe gender inequality in the workplace is a thing of the past. But bias, whether conscious or unconscious, in the workplace is still very much alive. 7 Ways to Eliminate Gender Bias in the Workplace. This purports that women are paid less than men based on the same amount of work.

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How to build a corporate ladder high potential women can climb

CLO Magazine

Q: In your last column , you offered suggestions on how HR managers can encourage and support women to stay visible in the workplace even as they work remotely. The question then becomes, how can we, as HR leaders, help our organizations and the women we want to cultivate as leaders achieve equal opportunities for advancement?

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The discomfort of learning

CLO Magazine

Among the many lessons I’ve learned is that Development doesn’t happen when women are in a cocoon of comfort. Positive change starts with women stepping into what I call “the discomfort of learning.” Building a diverse support team of network s , which includes mentors and sponsors. Seeking out helpful feedback from leaders.

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Bridge the Women and Leadership Gap With Mentors, Training

Absorb LMS

Companies with more female executives and board members tend to enjoy better performance and are more profitable than those without women in the C-suite, according to a global survey conducted by the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Training opportunities can also set women up for success—starting on their first day of work.

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