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What makes ERGs successful: Here are four best practices

What determines the success of an ERG? The vision, mission, and practice. ERGs or employee resource groups play a significant role in calibrating the DEI efforts of an organization. Of course, many DEI initiatives are nice-to-haves but implementing an effective model requires good action plans and strategic roadmaps. A whopping 90% of Fortune 500 companies

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Get the generation mix right: Treat with respect and as equals

It is important to value ideas over age and hierarchy in a multi-generational workforce. Generational diversity refers to a range of employees of various age groups being a part of the visible workforce. There is a lot of emphasis on Generational Diversity because the workforce is characterized by the four D’s – Diverse, Dynamic, Dispersed,

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Want to spot the gaps? Here is your essential silo checklist

When your organization grows, it is inevitable for silos to form. To put it simply, silos are uncommunicating bundles in a company. Detrimental to an organization, silos bring down the performance, morale and connectedness of departments. Brought into harsh spotlight by the pandemic, human-connect deprivation underlined the importance of busting silos at the 2022 edition

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Active listening helps build inclusionist mindset

Active listening is all about being attentive to different opinions and points of view. How can this art of listening help individuals of diverse representation come together to promote a sense of belongingness and inclusion? A panel discussion titled “B-Inclusionist – The art of listening to your colleagues and leaders to drive inclusion” at the

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One step for Miss Universe, a giant leap for celebrating femininity

Miss Universe pageant will now be open to married women and mothers. In the 1950s, a few years after India was declared independent, a woman from the Madras Presidency made headlines. She took the world by storm by representing India in an international beauty contest. She adorned jasmine flowers and a bindi in the swimsuit

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