The Workplace

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Shattering Glass

by Issue: May/June 2021

As co-founder of a thriving AI venture, Ravina Mutha offers aspiring womenpreneurs advice for navigating male-dominated industries
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Rethinking EDI Training Amid Today’s Changing Social Consciousness

by , Issue: March/April 2021

Focusing EDI programs on visible behaviours can help make the difference between meeting expectations and falling short or making things worse.
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Report from the Front Lines of Workplace Disruption

by Issue: January / February 2021

Working in HR today is like climbing a steep mountain, on your own, in the dark, without a rope, during a perfect storm.
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Battling Intolerance One Conversation at a Time

by , et al.Issue: November / December 2020

Effectively fostering equity, diversity and inclusion in the workplace requires enabling all concerned to chose engagement over silence when bias and ignorance rear their ugly heads.
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What the Big Mac Board Got Right

by Issue: November/December 2019

Why board oversight of corporate culture is increasingly becoming a central tenet of good corporate governance.
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Creating Effective Corporate Social Media Policies

by , Issue: May/June 2019

When it comes to mitigating risks associated with employee social media usage, Tesla isn’t the only company that needs to implement best practices
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The Case for Religious Diversity

by Issue: May/June 2018

The new frontier of workplace diversity programs can’t be fully explored without openly acknowledging religious and spiritual differences.
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Enhancing Fintech With Diversity

by Issue: November / December 2017

As the banking sector embraces technology, it risks becoming even more male-dominated and therefore less competitive.
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Battling Bias

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There are ways to prevent cognitive bias from leading to poor organizational decision-making—you just need to implement them.

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