Why billions spent on corporate diversity initiatives often fail to reach their goals
In short: Despite US companies spending billions annually on diversity, equity, and inclusion, subtle workplace biases continue to undermine these efforts. This video explores how to identify the patterns causing these failures.
DEI expert Joan C. Williams examines why massive investments in diversity, equity, and inclusion often fail to achieve their intended outcomes. She identifies five specific patterns of bias that act as barriers to progress.
By using a data-driven approach, Williams demonstrates how organizations can pinpoint exactly where these biases occur, allowing for small, impactful tweaks that can drive meaningful change within the workplace.
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