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Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace: The Benefits & Why it Matters

Empuls

Each of our social spectrums – race, gender, sexual orientation, age, education, socioeconomic backgrounds, personalities, interests, and so on, are equally important. The research also shows that performance has improved by 12%, and the intent is to stay by 20%! What is diversity and inclusion? But there is hope.

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Emily Hirsekorn On The Five Things You Can Do To Become More Resilient During Turbulent Times

Thrive Global

In this interview series, we are talking to mental health experts, authors, resilience experts, coaches, and business leaders who can talk about how we can develop greater resilience to improve our lives. As a part of this series, I had the pleasure of interviewing Emily Hirsekorn of Hirsekorn Coaching, LLC. Of course!

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Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace: How to Create More Inclusive Careers

Paddle HR

There’s no other way to mince it: Discrimination and prejudice in the workplace regularly stop otherwise qualified candidates from advancing in their careers. In this report, we’ll discuss the on-going problem of how discrimination and prejudice affect career mobility. At Apple, the number remained the same.

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Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DIB) in the Workplace: How to Create More Inclusive Careers

Paddle HR

There’s no other way to mince it: Discrimination and prejudice in the workplace regularly stop otherwise qualified candidates from advancing in their careers. In this white paper, we’ll discuss the on-going problem of how discrimination and prejudice affect career mobility. At Apple, the number remained the same.

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The Complete Guide to Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace: How to Create More Inclusive Careers

Paddle HR

In 2014, Silicon Valley tech companies began making deliberate attempts to change the demographics within their hallways, vowing to fill their employee ranks with more women and people of color. At Google and Microsoft, the number of US technical employees who identified as black or Latinx rose by less than a percentage point since 2014.