[Video] Materials on unconscious bias that hinders organizational growth are now available.
By addressing "unconscious bias," we respect diversity and improve organizational performance!
Are such misconceptions occurring in the workplace? ▼ Female employees with children cannot be entrusted with responsible work ▼ Employees from the 'Yutori' generation lack motivation for challenges ▼ Foreign employees are careless in their work and do not listen ▼ Employees who have been with the company for many years should be promoted over those who have changed jobs These are examples of unconscious bias, which refers to distorted views and assumptions that one may not even be aware of. In recent years, this has become a prominent topic, particularly in the realm of 'Diversity & Inclusion.' Everyone has some form of unconscious bias, which can not only negatively affect workplace relationships but also potentially harm the overall performance of the organization. Franklin Covey Japan will begin offering a new program to understand and address these unconscious biases starting July 21. This high-quality content has been implemented in global companies around the world since 2018. *For more details, please refer to the related materials available for download in PDF format.
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【Recommended for such challenges】 ● We are working on "diversity" initiatives, but they are not yielding visible results. ● The number of diverse employees has increased, but the organizational culture has remained traditional. ● Management has requested initiatives related to "unconscious bias." ● We are trying to reduce biases such as "women should do XX" and "subordinates should be XX," but the strong fixed ideas among management are hindering progress. ● Employee motivation and engagement are declining.
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Even if rival companies try to completely imitate all the strengths of your company (strategies, products, systems), they cannot replicate your employees or the teamwork among them. "Corporate culture" refers to how most employees behave most of the time. It is corporate culture that serves as the ultimate strength that allows you to survive in competition, enhance your company's performance, and ensure its longevity. FranklinCovey is a globally recognized company specializing in improving corporate performance. We assist companies in achieving results by reforming employee behavior. Our company provides expertise in the following seven areas: ● Leadership ● Productivity Improvement ● Trust Building ● Sales Solutions ● Strategy Execution ● Education ● Customer Loyalty