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Implicit stereotypes: when people judge others according to unconscious stereotypes Similarity-attraction bias: tendency to more easily and deeply connect with people who look and feel€ like ourselves

INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP: PART 2C
 
ROLE OF THE INCLUSIVE LEADER?
 
https://www.vox.com/recode/2020/ 12/4/22153786/google-timnit-gebru- ethical-ai-jeff-dean-controversy-fired
 
Implicit stereotypes: when people judge others according to unconscious stereotypes
 
Similarity-attraction bias: tendency to more easily and deeply connect with people who “look and feel” like ourselves
 
In-group favouritism: tendency to favour members of in-groups and neglect members of out-groups
 
Attribution error: when the wrong reason is used to explain someone’s behaviour; coupled with in-group favouritism, this results in a positive attribution for in-group members and a negative attribution for out- group members
 
Confirmation bias: seeking or interpreting information that is partial to existing beliefs
 
Groupthink: when the desire for group harmony overrides rational decision making
 
COGNIZANCE OVERCOMES BIAS
 
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Cognizance of Bias Highly inclusive leaders are mindful of personal and organizational blind spots, and self-regulate to help ensure “fair play.” “The leaders that are inclusive do a couple of things,” says Sodexo’s Anand. “At the individual level, they are very self-aware, and they act on that self-awareness. And they acknowledge that their organizations, despite best intentions, have unconscious bias, and they put in place policies, processes, and structures in order to mitigate the unconscious bias that exists.” Bringing yourself to cognizance Delete?
Bias conscious and unconscious
 
Training: from values to skill
 
Diversity by process design
 
RECRUITMENT
 
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If you are a recruiting how do you biases play in e.g. Names on short listing; hair Process design: The activity of determining the workflow, equipment needs, and implementation requirements for a particular process. Theory must match practice: e.g training Consider you will be in the job market soon
•Job market and recruitment process •Salary and conditions negotiation •Promotion and progression processes •Performance and success at work
 
Cultivate critical awareness of how aspects of your identity might affect
 
So that you can plan response and take appropriate action that maximises your progression and success
 
PERSONALISING INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP
 
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Focus on your identity Negotiation/don’t be under employed: working class, first. BAME Hewlett Packard: 60% men vs 100%
•Challenging discrimination in individuals in your team
 
•Challenging your organisation e.g. institutional racism
 
•Opportunities WRES, RECM, Stonewall •Government imperative to publish gender pay gap
 
data
 
Your role in promoting anti- discriminatory practice
 
PERSONALISING INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP
 
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Point 2: Institutional Racism: Stephen Lawrence centre https://www.theguardian.com/uk/1999/feb/24/lawrence.ukcrime7 Point 3: does your organization have this? WRES Workforce Race Equality Standard  RECM race equality charters mark Stonewall gay,
•Bias •Unconscious bias •Sources of privilege •Deconstructing “merit”
 
Reflect on
 
PERSONALISING INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP
 
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Bias: v Sources of privilege: is not about socioeconomics; rights that are unearned Deconstructing merit: is merit objective or do you ascribe varying levels of value to difrent type fo merit. Are your recruiting relationships or cause you are similarr to me Versus: imposter syndrome
 Bourke, J. and Dillon, B. (2016). The six signature traits of inclusive leadership Thriving in a diverse new world. Deloitte Consulting. https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/topics/talent/six-signature-traits-of- inclusive-leadership.html [Accessed November 1 2018]
 
 Department for Business, Innovation & Skills (2013) The business case for equality and diversity: a survey of the academic literature. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-business-case-for-equality -and- diversity -a-survey-of-the-academic-literature [Accessed November 1 2018]
 
REFERENCES
 
https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/topics/talent/six-signature-traits-of-inclusive-leadership.html
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-business-case-for-equality-and-diversity-a-survey-of-the-academic-literature
THANK YOU
 
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