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216: The Business of WE – Closing the Gap Between Us vs Them part 1 | with Laura Kriska

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No matter what your politics, one thing is clear — the old tools just don’t work; a new approach to diversity, cultural difference, and inclusion is urgently needed. What can business leaders do to create true synergy among the diverse and often fiercely divided members of their workforce? presidential election.

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217: The Business of WE – Closing the Gap Between Us vs Them part 2 | with Laura Kriska

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No matter what your politics, one thing is clear — the old tools just don’t work; a new approach to diversity, cultural difference, and inclusion is urgently needed. What can business leaders do to create true synergy among the diverse and often fiercely divided members of their workforce? presidential election.

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202: Overcome the Invisible Barriers Holding Women Back at Work | with Michelle King, Netflix’s Director of Inclusion

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For example, most organizations have diversity recruitment targets as well as Diversity & Inclusion programs, including initiatives like mentoring, networking groups, and unconscious bias training. In recent years, most companies have been trying to advance the representation of women and minorities in leadership positions.

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204: The Role of Men in Tackling Gender Inequality at Work | with Michelle King, Netflix’s Director of Inclusion

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When men are actively involved in gender diversity efforts, 96% of organizations report progress, compared to only 30% when men are not involved. When men are actively involved in gender diversity efforts, 96% of organizations report progress, compared to only 30% when men are not involved.

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065: Influence 3.0: Upgrade from Leadership to Impact

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The world was becoming smaller, more diverse, and more connected. The world was becoming smaller, more diverse, and more connected. In the early 90s, the Iron Curtain fell. More people started using the Internet, and then the Web. Market conditions changed more quickly, and became more complex and harder to predict.

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#GenMobile: Bridging the Workforce Generational Gap

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While diversity adds value, it also presents challenges when trying to effectively engage multiple generations. Millennials, Gen Xers, and Baby Boomers likely all represent a certain percentage of your employees. The greatest factor is the person’s generation. […].

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069: 9 Telltale Signs of Influence 3.0

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Today’s workforce is more diverse, with more women and more ethnicities represented. Today’s workforce is more diverse, with more women and more ethnicities represented. What used to work for leaders in the past is no longer as effective today. New technologies make information accessible to everyone. appeared first on Engaging Leader.

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