Element of Inclusion

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May 7, 2024

The 30 Second Short Cut I Teach My Clients To Dodge DEI MisInformation

Dealing with Diversity and Inclusion is not easy because everyone is so convincing.

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Episode Notes

Dealing with Diversity and Inclusion is not easy because everyone is so convincing.

Find out how I avoid DEI misinformation in 30 seconds

Here’s some key topics covered from this episode:

- How I avoid the confusion of DEI

- My 2 Step Formula that saves me weeks

- Key areas where I have no evidence

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Here’s some key takeaways from this episode: 

A claim is a statement that a person wants you to believe is true. Is fact, is reality.

“Those are claims. I want you to believe those statements are true.”

Assumptions typically reflect a belief, experience or ideas that a person has

“That’s an assumption. Based on my experience, working with people like you”

A hypothesis is a proposed explanation for what happened in the past or what will happen in the future.

“My hypothesis is I get to help everyone. I can help everyone”

Check out these resources

Crafting an identity: an examination of the lived experiences of minority racial and ethnic individuals in the workplace

3 Common Errors Keeping You From An Inclusive Workplace

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