Business

Bystander Intervention: To Intervene or Not Intervene

 In today’s workplace, the optimal functional environment is critical to a company’s success. Generally, most people in a workplace want to do what is right for themselves, their company, and their co-workers. Our response to certain behaviors tells a narrative that words can’t express. Our workplaces are more and more diverse. This will not suddenly

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Generational Diversity

In many workplaces throughout the world, we will see different generations in the same place.  Let’s examine generational diversity. Generational Diversity in the workplace adds much needed perspectives and strengths to an organization. Every organization can benefit from what every generation offers.  Each generation has ways of solving its issues, addresses its own problems, and

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Microaggressions in the Workplace

High performing businesses and teams know to how recognize and never tolerate microaggressions within their work environments. What are microaggressions? Microaggressions are indirect, subtle, and possibly unintentional discrimination against marginalized groups.  These can be anything from actions, exclusions, or incidents. Microaggressions can take place in verbal form. Some statements can be very subtle. While not

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The Melting Pot

When we think of the term “melting pot”, we think of the great co-existence, embracing all people and producing something new.  We are bringing pieces of every culture to make a good things even better. Let’s take a look at how an amalgamation of differences can truly exist something beautiful. Most companies want a workplace

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Socioeconomic Diversity in the Workplace

Today, we take a look at socioeconomic diversity in the workplace. Socioeconomic means relating to or concerned with the interaction of social and economic factors. Economic disadvantage is one of the common factors among people who are considered marginalized in society. Disabled persons are most likely to live in poverty. More than 20% of Black

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