Why massive corporate diversity spending often fails to achieve its goals
In short: Despite companies spending billions annually on diversity, equity, and inclusion, subtle workplace biases frequently undermine these efforts. This video explores why these initiatives fail and how to fix them.
DEI expert Joan C. Williams examines the disconnect between heavy corporate investment and actual progress. She identifies five common patterns of bias that sabotage diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
Rather than broad gestures, Williams advocates for a data-driven approach to pinpoint specific failures and implement small, impactful tweaks to ensure these programs actually support the people they are intended to help.
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