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4. What makes a workplace diversity program successful?

This article is written by Lisa Leslie on January 21, 2020. This article is published by Greater good magazine. the article starts with, Facebook upload a report about diversity to release the number of efforts are trying by the companies towards diversity in their staff.  Diversity initiatives are policies and practices that aim to improve target group members' workplace experiences and outcomes.While this may appear to be a simple task, research indicates that these campaigns do not always perform as planned. According to research, a number of diversity initiatives, such as grading managers based on diversity and inclusion indicators and forming diversity networking and affinity groups, can result in either greater or less representation of target groups. Organizations are complex places made up of people who interact with one another in complex ways. Even when leaders have the best of intentions while implementing diversity efforts, unforeseen outcomes might occur. First is...

3. Diversity and Inclusion Efforts That Really Work

 This article is published on May 12, 2020 by David Pedulla and published under the page Harvard Business Review. This article is about the efforts of diversity and Inclusion which are really helpful and worked for companies.   A Stanford and Harvard professor convened a symposium on what’s actually working to improve diversity and inclusion in organizational life and what is really worked in the companies on the name of  changing diversity. In this article, David Pedulla summarizes the main findings. the author and Devah Pager designed a convening and brought experts for leading on biasness,  technology , any kind of discrimination, and  organization  designs. they did not showed the  problems  but instead of that they kind a did a survey and asked people "What works" in the  organization . For evidence based ideas to  increase  diversity and equity, they find 5 insights.    First, organizations should set goals, col...

2. Diversity wins: how inclusion matters

This article is published on May 19,2020 by 4 writers  named Sundiatu Dixon-Fyle, Kevin Dolan, Vivian Hunt,  and Sara Prince   under Mckinsey & Company. this page posted many articles on the "Diversity" topic including "why diversity matters(2015)" and "delivering through diversity(2018)." This article says that companies should pay more attention to inclusion when it is related to diversity.  Moving further, according to the data of the hundred companies from the year 2014 there is a slight growth of diversity. Some companies have a little change, some even dropped back, and some has huge gain in a matter of diversity. According to the analysis from 2019, it has been found that top quartile companies ’  gender diversity and ethnic diversity with executive teams have more above average profitability by 25%. In a matter of cultural diversity and ethnic diversity, businesses are growing up a bit because top-quartile were at 33% in profitability but sligh...

1. Diversity and Inclusion: Toward a racially just workplace

This article is published on November 14, 2019, by Laura Morgan Roberts and Anthony J. Mayo. This article is about the achievements of black people and those people deserve equal opportunities as others. this article is made from the words of Booker T. Washington, who is an educator, author, activist, and presidential  adviser . he wrote words a long time ago to encourage American- African compatriots. He said that it is good to shine in bad odds but he hopes for his black people to get more paths for success.   According to the article, companies are more interested in diversity now and investing in this. Because they think more corporate leaders make good business sense. however, there is a good number of black billionaires and CEO, those people are stood in good ranks. On the other side, according to the qualitative and  quantitative  data African people still find difficulties as compared to other minorities. There are fewer chances to be hired, developed, and pr...