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Once we begin to define what is meritable, the system begins to break down. Merit is not without bias and meritocracies are not inherently fair.... Read More...
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What people feel entitled to often has a negative connotation. But can addressing the Entitlement Gap between men and women be an opportunity?... Read More...
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In order to combat bias and build diverse and inclusive workplaces, companies must address the systems that allow bias to influence decisions.... Read More...
Once commitment is established from the top, there are many actions leaders can take to create cultures where diverse groups of women can succeed. ... Read More...
Co-design isn’t a silver bullet, and on its own, it certainly isn’t the surefire indicator of a commitment to equity that some believe it is.... Read More...
New research suggests that ageism is felt similarly between men and women, but what matters is how much an employee has felt the impact of ageism.... Read More...
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