Listen "Is Your Diversity Approach About Individual or Group Differences?"
Episode Synopsis
When we talk about Diversity are you thinking individual differences or group differences?
Find out about Diversity in terms of Individual differences and Group Differences
Here are some key topics covered from this episode:
An unexpected Danish influence on Diversity Management
How unconscious bias training signals your attitude to Diversity
How your critics can help you with Diversity much more
Play the episode for more
Here are some key takeaways from this episode:
A focus on Individual differences lends itself to training
“Strategies consistent with the individual differences approach focus on developing individual competencies through training and mentoring”
A focus on Group differences lends itself to systemic solutions
“the goal is to redress and/or eliminate systemic advantages and inequality for members of historically disadvantaged groups”
How you’re criticised will reveal other people’s preferences
“Someone who dislikes training focused on individuals as a solution, may believe that there are systemic issues that individual training can’t fix.”
Here are some resources so you can go deeper:
The Sameness Difference Dilemma
Diversity management: Are we moving in the right direction? Reflections from both sides of the North Atlantic
Interventions designed to reduce implicit prejudices and implicit stereotypes in real world contexts: a systematic review
Check out these related episodes of the show.
3 Types of Diversity You Need To Understand To Create Inclusion
Why Being Told To “Get A Mentor” Is Such Bad Advice For Inclusion
Whenever you’re ready, there are a few ways I can support your Inclusion Journey:
1. Work with me 1:1
2. Get Practical Book Insights
3. Get our Free Email Course
For everything else check this
https://linktr.ee/elementofinclusion
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Find out about Diversity in terms of Individual differences and Group Differences
Here are some key topics covered from this episode:
An unexpected Danish influence on Diversity Management
How unconscious bias training signals your attitude to Diversity
How your critics can help you with Diversity much more
Play the episode for more
Here are some key takeaways from this episode:
A focus on Individual differences lends itself to training
“Strategies consistent with the individual differences approach focus on developing individual competencies through training and mentoring”
A focus on Group differences lends itself to systemic solutions
“the goal is to redress and/or eliminate systemic advantages and inequality for members of historically disadvantaged groups”
How you’re criticised will reveal other people’s preferences
“Someone who dislikes training focused on individuals as a solution, may believe that there are systemic issues that individual training can’t fix.”
Here are some resources so you can go deeper:
The Sameness Difference Dilemma
Diversity management: Are we moving in the right direction? Reflections from both sides of the North Atlantic
Interventions designed to reduce implicit prejudices and implicit stereotypes in real world contexts: a systematic review
Check out these related episodes of the show.
3 Types of Diversity You Need To Understand To Create Inclusion
Why Being Told To “Get A Mentor” Is Such Bad Advice For Inclusion
Whenever you’re ready, there are a few ways I can support your Inclusion Journey:
1. Work with me 1:1
2. Get Practical Book Insights
3. Get our Free Email Course
For everything else check this
https://linktr.ee/elementofinclusion
The post Is Your Diversity Approach About Individual or Group Differences? appeared first on Element of Inclusion.
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