Top Five Ways to Use Surveys to Improve Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace
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As the world around us continues to evolve and develop at lightning speed, businesses which choose to prioritize diversity and inclusion in the workplace stand to gain numerous benefits. Not only are diverse and inclusive workforces ethically preferable and more welcoming, these workplaces are also better positioned to foster creativity, improve employee engagement and satisfaction, bolster decision-making, and increase employee retention. However, despite the range of benefits that a diverse and inclusive culture undoubtedly produces, bringing it into existence is not without its unique challenges. Hurdles that organizations will have to overcome to achieve a diverse and inclusive workplace culture include unconscious bias in hiring, lack of leadership commitment, limited diversity in the talent pool, resistance to change, tokenism, and difficulty tracking progress made. In this ebook, we’ll be defining a diverse and inclusive environment, sharing its benefits and challenges, and explaining how to use surveys to help you ask the right questions, capture insights, and create a truly diverse and inclusive workforce.
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