Recent Thoughts
- RT @AmyResnick: Yum! @LandLopers: Celebrating World Nutella Day with a Song and Video http://t.co/uDFrE7ZO #travel #NutellaDay @NutellaDay 15 hrs ago
- RT @AboodiShabi: RT @HelenMoore: RT @FamousWomen: Life is change. Growth is optional. Choose wisely. -Unknown 15 hrs ago
- Just like u! RT @RAFT_CEO: My lovely husband is out with a snow shovel clearing snow so that our elderly neighbours can get out.What a star! 15 hrs ago
- RT @AmyResnick: RT @KimMitRas: Tired of the gridlock in Congress? We can change Washington one woman at a time!Ask a woman to run for office 15 hrs ago
- RT @therealgenviva: updated link http://t.co/7qgTxwzy for Bronwen Horton's 30 mins of FREE online inspiration #Women #Leaders 17 hrs ago
- More updates...
Tag Archives: bias
Breaking Gender Stereotypes requires the Rewiring of our Brains
Research by Catalyst consistently highlights that stereotyping is the biggest barrier for the progression of women in Corporate World. I believe the fault lies with our brain. It consists of over 180 billion neurons, each processing information through 15,000 synapses … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity
Tagged bias, breaking gender stereotypes, Catalyst, herrmann, inclusion, Innovation, Neuroscience
Leave a comment
Organisational Restructuring: Leverage Diversity of Thinking
So, your organisation has a set senior management team, and a concrete workforce. Given recent pressure to downsize, you have just undertaken a cost-cutting exercise and made “excess” staff redundant. In doing so, how did you decide the staff … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged bias, diversity of thinking, leadership, prejudices, restructuring
Leave a comment