Posts tagged D&I
Does diversity training work? The advantages and disadvantages of one of the most popular DE&I solutions

In recent years, diversity equity and inclusion (DE&I) has become a rising concern for organization’s. There are various DE&I solutions currently being used today, one of the most popular being unconscious bias training. With as many as 81% of organizations using some form of unconscious bias training, diversity training is a billion-dollar industry in the US alone. But is diversity training really all that it is cracked up to be?

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Diversity and inclusion: a look back at the key events over the last 120 years

Discrimination has always been prevalent within society. In ancient times this looked like women only serving as a mere tool to cook, clean, and bring up children, and the slavery within Babylon Egypt, and Ancient Greece. Although there is still plenty of work to be done, society has come a long way, especially over the last 120 years, and this blog aims to cover the diversity and inclusion milestones that took place in the UK and US throughout this period.

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Cognitive Biases

In this article, we overview some of the cognitive biases that exist and how they impact various stages of a company’s hiring process. There are in fact well over a hundred distinct cognitive biases that affect how we think and judge. Cognitive biases are, simply put, a systematic deviation from rationality in our judgements and thoughts.

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Riham SattiHR Tech, D&I
The Science of Bias

We make—unconscious or conscious—decisions that tend to neglect the rules of probability and sometimes even defy logic outright. These lapses in our judgement are known collectively as cognitive biases. While they can be useful in situations where we have limited time or copious amounts of information, they often lead to largely sub-optimal judgements

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Riham SattiHR Tech, D&I