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4 Best Practices For Diversity Sourcing | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

The following article discussing workforce diversity was originally published in October 2015. Higher revenue, better job performance, a more trusted employer brand, and an increased customer base are just a few of the benefits of a diverse workforce. Embrace Diversity in Your Culture and Brand.

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5 Things Any Company Can Do Right Now to Promote an Inclusive Culture

Eightfold

Diversity and inclusion in the workplace aren’t merely feel-good social policies. A 2015 McKinsey study by Vivian Hunt, Dennis Layton and Sara Prince found that companies in the top quartile for gender, racial or ethnic diversity enjoyed returns 15 to 35 percent higher than companies in the bottom quartile.

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4 Ways to Move Toward Gender Parity in Your Company’s Leadership

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of leadership roles (director+) around the world, up from about 25% in 2015. Lekha adds: “Over the last five to eight years, there’s been a consciousness that we need to have a more diverse set of folks around the leadership table. The exercise yielded some important revelations. Women now occupy 49.4%

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6 Employee Wellness Benefits to Attract Top Candidates

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Exercise classes, healthy snacks and a bikeshare program may sound like things you would find at a health club, but for many job seekers, these perks can be the reason they accept a job. A recent report from The Institute for College Access & Success found 68% of 2015 graduating seniors have student loan debt.

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5 Surprising Ways Your Recruitment Process and Culture Might Be Biased Against Women

Linkedin Talent Blog

of all interruptions in the court in 2015 were directed at the three female justices, while female justices were responsible for only 4% of the interruptions made in the last 12 years. Speaking of coworkers, encourage employees to stop using gendered terms like “guys” around the office when referring to diverse groups. Final thoughts.

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How Performance Reviews Reinforce Gender Bias

Glassdoor for Employers

The existence of a major gender disparity in the tech industry, particularly in the male-dominated culture of Silicon Valley, is common knowledge. Too many managers view diversity training as a mere formality. The disparity between men and women is even greater when aggregating for women working in technical position s.

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Your Own Worst Enemy: Fighting Unconscious Bias in Sourcing

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We all know diversity in the tech industry is a problem. Information is Beautiful created this graphic of the diversity breakdown across key tech companies with 2014 and 2015 data. Yes, we can do more to support more inclusive cultures. Try this little exercise. We all have it. We all do things based on it.