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Dr Jennifer Whelan Driving Diversity: Developing more inclusive organisations Voice Project November 2016 Breakfast Series www.voiceproject.com E: enquiries@voiceproject.com why does diversity and inclusion drive performance? understanding


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Dr Jennifer Whelan

Driving Diversity: Developing more inclusive organisations

Voice Project November 2016 Breakfast Series

www.voiceproject.com E: enquiries@voiceproject.com

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why does diversity and inclusion drive performance?

understanding the real business case

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the shifting world

  • f work

page 03 empowerment through tech

meaning and motivation matter

(over-) abundant data

collaboration not command and control

larger more complex structures

flatter hierarchies automation of knowledge work

faster paced

knowledge is networked

shared responsibility collective intelligence is key

global village

change is the only constant

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diversity or inclusion?

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diversity

the mix

inclusion

making the mix work

inherent

demographic group

leadership

self-aware, curious, agile

acquired

experience, perspective, skills

culture

belonging and uniqueness

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the business case

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earnings share price competitiveness innovation

good for the bottom line

happier healthier engaged committed

good for people

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it’s exponential.

difference makes us smarter we all perform better in the presence of visible difference

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why diversity makes us smarter

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problem-solving

social learning increases our cognitive toolkit

collaboration

more questions more answers more information

innovation

we think harder we persist longer we innovate more

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if, and only if, the culture values difference

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difference

is an asset, not an obstacle

complementarity

is as important as fit

safe

to speak up & stand out

divergent

views are deliberately sought

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the exclusionary default

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why is inclusion challenging?

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unconscious thinking is exclusionary by design

superficial patterns & routines gut reactions, generalisations no fact-check or validation faster than logic 90% of the work

highly error-prone

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common types of unconscious bias

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similarity bias confirmation bias stereotypes groupthink

generalisations = simplicity & efficiency the familiar = comfort & reassurance seeing expectations = security & confidence consensus = acceptance & harmony

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so then how do we…?

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stay open to new ideas from different people? sit with ambiguity and experiment with new solutions? challenge conventions and

  • ld habits?

flex and adapt to new realities?

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how can leaders drive inclusion?

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leading more inclusively

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inclusion for leaders

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  • 3. inclusive

nudges

small process changes to embed inclusive practices normal attention & awareness training and objectivity “hacks” to manage biases

  • 2. cognitive

training

developing a richer perspective on your

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experience

  • 1. identity

awareness

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behavioural design for organisations

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watch your language

language primes our attitudes and behaviour

reward the right behaviour

train, measure and reward inclusive behaviours

make objectivity easier

blind processes, data & algorithms, objective metrics

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questions?