Course description
Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
The training program on Unconscious Bias in the Workplace addresses the implicit attitudes and stereotypes that can affect our interactions and decision-making processes. The program aims to help participants understand how biases are formed in the unconscious mind and focuses on four types of unconscious Bias: affinity, confirmation, social comparison, and attribution error. It suits individuals at all levels, including Individual Contributors, Front-Line Leaders, and Leaders of Leaders. Using the Harvard Implicit Association Test, the training program encourages participants to examine their biases and how they influence their behavior and interactions with different groups of people. By completing the program, employees can gain a deeper awareness of unconscious biases and their negative impact on business outcomes. They can also engage in open discussions about perceptions of Bias in the workplace, leading to increased engagement and retention of high-potential employees who feel that their work environment is equitable. After the training program, there will be reviews of personal and group action plans for the 30-60-90 day period, as well as an optional virtual instructor-led training session for additional discussion.
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Who should attend?
Audience
- Individual Contributors
- Front-Line Leaders
- Leaders of Leaders
Training content
Pre-Learning
- Complete the Harvard Implicit Association Test
- Self-reflection Questionnaire
Workshops
What is Unconscious Bias?
- The brain science of bias
- Types of bias
- Bias-based exclusion and marginalization
- The personal/ professional cost of “bias blindness”
- The business case for acknowledging unconscious bias
Productive Dialogue about Unconscious Bias
- How to authentically and productively discuss bias with colleagues
- How to positively confront different perspectives
- How to avoid the “downward spiral” of blame, shame and judgement
Taking Action to Eliminate Unconscious Bias
- Perception of bias can be as hurtful as the reality
- We can’t eliminate what we don’t acknowledge
- Importance of tangible action to minimize bias
- How will we measure progress?
- Action planning
Post-Work
- 30-60-90 Day Personal and Group Action Plan Reviews
- Follow-up vILT session for further dialogue (optional)
Course delivery details
Formats
- In-Person - 3.5 hrs.
- Virtual - 3 hrs. (1 Session)
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