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I have to coach a negative employee, can I recover from a terrible interview, and more

Ask a Manager

I’m supposed to coach a negative employee. It’s already very obvious that the majority of the problem is one of the few people I’ll be coaching, who is technically the highest ranking, but actually has lower skills than others, and really lives in a place where she enjoys complaining and being a martyr-type personality.

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Bias, Discrimination Concerns Over Video Resume Platform

HRWatchdog

While updating recruiting and hiring methods and practices to align with the times is admirable, some experts warn that utilizing video resumes could result in added bias and/or discrimination during the hiring process. A solid example is age discrimination. Age is only one of many relevant concerns here. Not a member?

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DecisionWise Certified 360 Coaching Values and Standards

DecisionWise

DecisionWise Certified 360 Coaching Values and Standards. Coach”— an individual who conducts a Debrief. Certified 360 Coach”— a Coach who has been certified by DecisionWise and agrees to adhere to these Standards. Standards”— the obligations, responsibilities, and requirements described in this document.

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What HR needs to know to better support their Asian workers

HR Brew

Discrimination against Asian Americans is still a problem in the modern workplace. But experts like Jane Hyun, a global leadership strategist and founder of professional training and coaching firm Hyun & Associates, work with employers to create better diverse workplaces.

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Ethical Considerations and Future Prospects

Center for Coaching

Bias and Discrimination: AI’s potential to inherit human biases necessitates rigorous testing and regulation. Small businesses should be vigilant in ensuring their AI applications do not perpetuate discrimination. For coaches, the International Coaching Federation’s Code of Ethics is a foundation.

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More Coaching Ethics that Speak to Diversity

Center for Coaching

Continuing with how Ethics speak to diversity, ICF Code of Ethics number 25 states to avoid discrimination by maintaining fairness and equality in all activities and operations, while respecting local rules and cultural practices. Even prior to becoming a coach, most of us understand that we are not supposed to discriminate.

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Can AI Reduce Discrimination in the Recruitment Process?

Engagedly

We’ll explore the advantages and disadvantages of using AI to reduce discrimination and foster impartial decision-making in the hiring process. Such a shortcoming can lead to misinterpreting candidate qualifications, eventually leading to discrimination. This further perpetuates instances of discrimination.