Executive teams in the top quartile of ethnic diversity are 33% more likely to outperform their peers. However, to reap all the benefits of a diverse workforce, provide inclusion training so that all team members thrive thrive through authenticity.
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Delivering intercultural competence training can be challenging. However, thanks to modern learning technology and analytics tools, it has become more effective and sustainable.
Qstream, makers of enterprise-grade mobile microlearning software that reinforces training content and drives behavior change, announced their expansion into corporate diversity and inclusion programs, highlighted by a new partnership with Culture Coach.
ERGs often help drive engagement, talent development and business performance; provide development opportunities, peer mentoring and networking; and work within corporate partnerships that extend companies’ reach for recruitment and diversity.
Every human being – including every employee at your company – has biases. When business decisions are influenced by unconscious bias, it can have a major impact on the diversity and culture of your company.
Visier, the globally recognized leader in people analytics and planning, today released Visier People™: Diversity and Inclusion, an analytics solution that provides executives comprehensive up-to-date visibility into the state of diversity and inclusion.
Eightfold.ai, the creator of the first Talent Intelligence Platform, announced it has added IVP to its growing list of investors in raising $28 million in a Series C financing.
Realizing the real business impact diversity and inclusion can have, many organizations now have chief diversity and inclusion officers (CDOs) on their executive teams.
Not only will in-depth analysis help you develop better early-career professional training programs, but you may also discover insights that drive better initiatives and outcomes for all your employees, regardless of their age or tenure.
Hiring talent from different racial, geographic, ethnic and religious backgrounds is becoming standard business practice. How do good leaders leverage these diverse perspectives in a way that is relevant and contemporary?