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Can a knowledge of personality differences bridge the gender pay gap?

Thrive Global

Of course, many factors underlie the gender pay gap, including bias and direct discrimination. But now, research by The Myers-Briggs Company shows that differences in personality may also contribute, as well as suggesting a way of reducing the pay gap in the future. Differences in Conflict Style May Contribute to Pay Discrepancies.

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Blacks Must “Own Our Health”

Thrive Global

The data is in: COVID-19 is hitting black America harder. There are other factors as well. After all, any meaningful improvement in black wellness will require major change — from both institutions AND individuals. Black health and wellness already gaining traction. I am not alone. may seem culturally alien.

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Which Way to Your Dream Job: Action Ave or I Introspection?

Thrive Global

It was written by Natasha Stanley in her review of Working Identity , a book published in 2004 by Herminia Ibarra, professor of organizational behavior. I recalled a female data scientist who found me when she was deeply unhappy in her job and seeking a change. She wanted more “ease” in her professional life.

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Soundtrack to Success: The Role of Music in Enhancing Workplace Productivity

HR Digest

In fact, a recent ruling by a US federal appeals court stated that playing explicit music in the workplace could be considered discrimination and harassment. Consider different genres, artists, and eras to create a well-rounded selection that appeals to a wide range of tastes.

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An introduction to micro learning and the associated benefits

cipHR

Regardless of how well put-together a course is, it’s only ever as effective as the knowledge learners retain once they’ve completed it. This version has become irrelevant in modern applications but formed the foundations of the model which is now in its fourth iteration: SCORM 2004. the xAPI predecessor) is still supported by LMS’s.

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Celebrating International Women’s Day at The Predictive Index

PI Worldwide

In honor of International Women’s Day, we interviewed some of our women leaders at The Predictive Index, as well as two of our women PI Certified Partners. It took the SVP with kids longer to grow in her career trajectory because she had to overcome gender discrimination.

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This Is How One Man Has Spent His Life Studying the Roots of Good and Evil

Thrive Global

Also, devaluing a group that does relatively well in the society—the Jews in Germany, the Tutsis in Rwanda, the Armenians in Turkey—is especially dangerous for that group. In Rwanda, after eight years of workshops with varied groups, including national leaders, in 2004, we began to broadcast educational radio programs that are still ongoing.

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