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Patrick Scharnitzky
Affiliate Professor at ESCP Europe Diversity Consultant scharnitzky@alternego.com October 2017
Let’s live peacefully with
- ur gender stereotypes !
Scharnitzky Lets live peacefully with our gender stereotypes ! - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Scharnitzky Lets live peacefully with our gender stereotypes ! - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Patrick Scharnitzky Lets live peacefully with our gender stereotypes ! Patrick Scharnitzky Affiliate Professor at ESCP Europe Diversity Consultant scharnitzky@alternego.com October 2017 Multiculturalism SOCIETY IS CHANGING Longer working
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Multiculturalism Longer working lives
Feminization of higher education
Increasing visibility of certain minorities (e.g. disability)
Changes in family structure & gender roles
Increasing variety of consumers…
SOCIETY IS CHANGING SOCIETY IS CHANGING
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«IT IS NOT THE STRONGEST
OF THE SPECIES THAT SURVIVES,
NOR THE MOST INTELLIGENT.
IT IS THE ONE THAT IS THE
MOST ADAPTABLE TO CHANGE.»
Charles Darwin
English biologist
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INDIVIDUALS
Unconscious Biases FIRM
Values, governance, processes, network, codes of ethics …
MANAGEMENT
Teams’ diversity, mentoring, implicit norms …
3 LEVELS OF ACTION
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ACCURACY SIMPLICITY AND WELL- BEING
THINKING, FAST & SLOW
SYSTEM 2 Thinking slow RATIONALITY SYSTEM 1 Thinking fast INTUITION
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STEREOTYPES
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vidéo « all that we share » à insérer
VIDÉO 2 ALL THAT WE SHARE
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MEDIA
EDUCATION
BELIEFS NORMS
STEREO TYPES CULTURE
LIMITED COGNITIVE SKILLS
A CIRCULAR SYSTEM
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AN OLD TRADITION
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WHAT ABOUT TODAY?
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One small step for a man, but a leap for his wife
WHAT ABOUT TODAY?
You know you’re not the first one, but does it really matters ?
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29 31 33 44 50 55 42
OVERHEATING !
GLASS CEILING
WORK LIFE BALANCE
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A FEELING OF CONTROL : Not using stereotypes increases
uncertainty and perceived risks
“ There are many ways not to succeed,
the most efficient one is to never take any risk. “
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN American politician
A BENEFICIAL EFFECT OF COMPARISON:
Using stereotypes can give us a high level of self-esteem “ When I look at myself, I’m sad. When I compare myself, I’m glad. ”
TALLEYRAND French Diplomat
USEFUL STEREOTYPES
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HETERO
«What men think about women»
DISCRIMINATION
3 TYPES OF STEREOTYPE
AUTO
«What women think about themselves»
NEGATIVE SELF-ESTEEM
META
«How women picture what men think about them»
SELF-LIMITATION
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META
stereotype
Self-limitation
IMPACT OF CAREER PATH
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Stereotype 1: Women are not very good at maths Stereotype 2: Asians are very good at maths Positive Condition:
Asian identity
Stigmatizing Condition:
Woman identity
HIGH PERFORMANCE LOW PERFORMANCE
STEREOTYPES AND REASONING TASK
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«NO ONE CAN MAKE
YOU
FEEL INFERIOR
WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT.»
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
American Feminist
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Google Image: « CEO »
ROLE MODELS
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«TO GO TO THE MOON,
WE NEED TO KNOW THE LAWS OF GRAVITY.
KNOWING THESE LAWS DOES NOT MEAN THAT WE FREE OURSELVES FROM GRAVITY.
IT MEANS THAT WE USE THEM
TO DO SOMETHING ELSE.»
Henri Laborit
French Biologist
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- Have the HUMILITY to accept your stereotypes
- Be careful of the FIRST IMPRESSION illusion
- Maintain your MOTIVATION
- Save your PHYSICAL RESOURCES
- Keep your MIND AS FREE AS POSSIBLE
- Manage your EMOTIONS
- Take your TIME
- Improve your KNOWLEDGE
SOME GOOD PRATICES
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« SOME PEOPLE TALK WHILE THEY
SLEEP.
APART FROM KEYNOTE SPEAKERS, ALMOST
NO-ONE TALKS WHILE THE OTHERS SLEEP »
Albert Camus
French Writer
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