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Diversity inclusion part2
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• Review your talent acquisition plan with a renewed
focus on where you have sourced talent from in the
past (geographic focus) to find new talent.
• Help minority/underrepresented employees on-board
and acclimate into your organization’s culture.
• Expand your reach into a more diverse talent pool, by
leveraging local community organizations like the
Urban League, National Council La Raza, etc.
• Diversity websites” DiversityWorking.com,
IMDiversity.com, HireHeroesUSA.org, etc.
• Emulate the best practices of organizations that have
already achieved success.
Get it done
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• Create well thought out EOE policy following guidelines
set forth by the EEOC.
– Goal: “meritorious hiring practice that is…age, race, gender,
and minority NEUTRAL.”
• DIVERSITY training. Teach your mgt team first!
• Learn from past mistakes! Conduct EXIT interviews.
• Diversity’s driven “top-down” but felt from the
“bottom-up.” Plant the seed to your organizations’
diversity growth by bringing in a diverse group of
interns. Provide scholarships, fellowships, and co-op
work experience to help minorities in college.
• Establish diversity policy in your strategic plan.
Get it done
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• Include diversity questions in your employee surveys.
• Set up business resource ‘affinity’ groups (Ex.
African-Americans, young professionals, Hispanics,
GLBT networks, etc.)
• Track your retention success across groups and
recruiting sources.
• Take a stance on diversity-related public policy issues
(ex. Microsoft supported a Washington state gay rights
bill.)
• YOU have to be the Change Agent that changes
behaviors of your hiring managers. Ask people in
positions of power: “What/how do you think about
‘differences here?’”
Get it done
5. • Use assessment tools to gauge your people’s
“intracultural sensitivity.”
• Culturally specific networking strategies.
• Hold Managers accountable for diversity goals
by making diversity part of their annual
performance.
• Organizations that assign responsibility for
diversity achieve better results from diversity
training, evaluations, and mentoring.
• Support flexible work arrangements, on-site
child daycare, job sharing, and other options.
Get it done
6. • Offer formal coaching/mentoring program.
• Match new employees with your firm’s
Ambassadors.
• Assign a full-time Diversity Officer position.
• Create a cross-functional Diversity Team
tasked with achieving your firm’s
diversity/inclusion goals.
• Your CEO must LEAD BY EXAMPLE. YOU
need THEM to set the tone…walk the walk.
• Set quotas in your hiring.
• Provide opportunities for rising stars/top
performers to receive education and
professional development.
Get it done
8. Reach Out: Infuse talent from other areas (marketing, finance,
logistics, etc.) and bring those disciplines to focus on HR issues like
employment value proposition, options-based leadership
development, optimized talent supply chains and risk-optimized
performance management.
Venture Out: Exert influence beyond traditional role of functional
specialist, through direct interactions with constituents like
government, regulators, investors and global collective movements.
Seek Out: Find and bring forth for discussion unpopular or unstated
facts or assumptions that can be debilitating if not addressed. Such
hidden assumptions are often first visible among employees, and HR
is in a position to “sense” them early.
Break Out: By leading transformational change. HR is uniquely
positioned to be the repository of principles and skills for creating
change-savvy and agile organizations.
“OUT” Yourself
www.workforce.com/articles/20179-what-is-the-future-of-hr
15. • Conduct an assessment.
• List of specific actions you will undertake
to achieve and maintain Diversity (see:
“Get it done.”)
• Employee Testimonials Archive.
• Communicate to all employees.
• Employee Referral Program.
The Chazin GroupThe Chazin GroupYour Diversity Plan
16. • Current and desired hiring goals, by
Gender & Ethnicity.
The Chazin GroupThe Chazin GroupYour Diversity Plan
YEAR 2010 2015 2020
Male 75% 65% 55%
Female 25% 35% 45%
Black 5% 8% 10%
Hispanic 5% 7% 10%
Asian 8% 13% 15%
White 82% 72% 65%
17. • Current and desired hiring goals by Functional
Area. (Customer Care, R&D, HR, etc.)
The Chazin GroupThe Chazin GroupYour Diversity Plan
Customer
Svc.
2010 2015 2020 HR 2010 2015 2020 R&D 2010 2015 2020
Male 30% 40% 50% Male 15% 25% 35% Male 100% 95% 90%
Female 70% 60% 50% Female 85% 75% 65% Female 0% 5% 10%
Black 10% 15% 20% Black 5% 10% 15% Black 0% 5% 5%
Hispanic 15% 20% 25% Hispanic 10% 15% 20% Hispanic 0% 0% 5%
Asian 5% 10% 15% Asian 5% 5% 10% Asian 25% 40% 50%
White 70% 55% 40% White 80% 70% 55% White 75% 55% 40%