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7 Best Diversity & Inclusion Certifications of 2021

AIHR

Diversity and inclusion certifications are a popular way of getting qualified and credentialed in D&I for HR professionals. To help you choose the right certification program for you, we’ll take a look at seven popular Diversity and Inclusion certifications in this article — including who they are for and how much they cost.

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Workplace Cultural Transformation: A Complete Guide

Walk Me

The specific aims of a cultural transformation project will depend on the company’s current challenges and hope for the future. Common goals include: Better Inclusivity and diversity Employee satisfaction and wellbeing Improving productivity Responding to new challenges. Organizational culture is one of the hardest things to change.

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How To Act And Think Like A Leader

Eric Jacobsen Blog

And that's exactly what author and London Business School professor Herminia Ibarra has done with her 2015 global bestseller, Act Like A Leader, Think Like A Leader. Since the first edition's publishing, Ibarra explains that the world has changed and so must one's leadership skills and style. Answer: An updated edition of that book.

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5 Things We Learned About Creating a Successful Workplace Diversity Program

Harvard Business Review

Companies today spend millions of dollars on workplace diversity programs and outreach, often with little to show for it. Research has found that most workplace diversity programs fail to produce meaningful diversity and inclusion, and some have actually increased bias among individual employees. Nick Purser/Getty Images.

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How Lilly Is Getting More Women into Leadership Positions

Harvard Business Review

In 2015, we conducted a workforce analysis that revealed a significant shortage of women in leadership at our company. While this number was comparable to the percentage of women executives at Fortune 500 healthcare companies in 2015, it was not a number we were proud of. Commit to change. compared to 54% in 2016.

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Just Using Big Data Isn’t Enough Anymore

Harvard Business Review

Among the findings: 63% of firms now report having Big Data in production in 2015, up from just 5% in 2012. Among the findings: 63% of firms now report having Big Data in production in 2015, up from just 5% in 2012. 63% of firms reported that they expect to invest greater than $10 million in Big Data by 2017, up from 24% in 2012.

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The Time-Consuming Activities That Stall Women’s Careers

Harvard Business Review

A 2015 study from Skillsoft and Eudemonia noted that “women’s time in the office may also be siphoned away from the activities that help people advance.” Gender-related differences are important in creating a diversity of perspectives in the workplace, and we would not necessarily want to change them.