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Unconscious Bias Training 101

Ed App

Apologies in advance, but the truth is we all have an unconscious bias and could benefit from unconscious bias training. Some of our unconscious bias is hardwired into our DNA for our survival. For example, we are hardwired for fear (unconsciously biased against danger) which is a good thing.

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Empowering women in technology: A look into diversity and leadership

TalentLMS

Efforts to boost gender equality in tech jobs benefit the industry and individual organizations. Diverse representation within an organization can help you better understand how to reach a broader audience Access more top talent. The organization has reached over 580,000 students through workshops, clubs, and online resources.

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IDEAL22: A TLDC Event Recap

Scissortail's Learning Nest

One of the most important things we can do as allies and DEIAB advocates is to recognize and address our own unconscious biases. Unconscious bias can be at work without our realizing it and even when we genuinely wish to treat all people equally, ingrained stereotypes can infect our visual perception, attention, memory and behavior.

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Streamlining employee performance reviews: Tips, tricks, and a template

TalentLMS

Organizations view performance reviews as a one-time event. Unconscious biases can result in unfair evaluations. If you don’t train your leaders to recognize and eliminate unconscious biases , they’ll affect how they rate employees. If you focus feedback on behaviors rather than outcomes, it can hurt performance.

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Could mass layoffs be hurting diversity?

TalentLMS

If you want to keep diversity thriving in your organization, DEI shouldn’t be something that you consider only when you’ve figured out everything else. This may mean including content and courses on diversity with topics like recognizing and eliminating unconscious bias, gender inclusion, and being an inclusive leader.

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Beyond trust falls: Building trust and respect in the workplace

TalentLMS

However, are they enough to create lasting trust and teamwork within an organization? And this is why organizations forget to introduce them. Amp up your teams to explore their own biases and understand how these might unconsciously affect their interactions with peers from diverse backgrounds.

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Creating a culture of respect: Proactive strategies for workplace harassment prevention

TalentLMS

And that it damages individuals and the overall health of an organization. Fostering respect, understanding, and inclusivity within your organization is easier said than done. By combining these elements, organizations can cultivate a culture that prevents harassment and promotes a positive and inclusive workplace.