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The Continuing Education Of A Privileged White Male

Partners in Excellence

” Everyone said, “Dave, you need to educate yourself.” ” Everyone said, “Dave, you need to educate yourself.” As are so many, I’m astounded, horrified, ashamed, saddened, and angered by the events of the past weeks. Several weeks ago, I felt compelled to write, to express my outrage.

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Thinking About Diversity And Inclusion

Partners in Excellence

Recently, the NY Times had a fascinating article: “Faces Of Power, 80% Are White As The Country Gets More Diverse.” Business is no different, if one looks at the top 20% of managerial jobs in most corporations, they are dominated by white males. In the Fortune 500, there are only 4 black CEOs.

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Diversity Is Critical, And Not Just For The Reasons We Think!

Partners in Excellence

From the privileged white male perspective, we have to give women, people of differing race/ethnic backgrounds, nationalities, orientation, age more opportunities at all levels of the organization. It makes sense, if we all have similar backgrounds (for example white males) we tend to fall into “group think.”

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PODCAST 108: An Honest Conversation About Race in Corporate America with Devante Lewis-Jackson

Sales Hacker

This week on the Sales Hacker podcast, we speak with Devante Lewis-Jackson , one of the top rising sales leaders helping companies grow in New York City and most recently a sales manager at The Muse. The Muse helps people navigate their entire career journey and companies recruit top talent from a diverse pool of qualified candidates.

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170+ Women in Sales Share Their Career-Defining Aha Moment

Sales Hacker

Women in sales often have a polarizing experience. It has little to do with the work itself, and more to do with the societal pressure, norms, and bias that exist in 2021. We’re often encouraged to hide, toughen up, and bury our emotions. The expectation is that we can “do it all.” Anything less is failure. Imbalance is okay.

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How to Use & Promote Inclusive Language at Your Organization

Hubspot

Certain words can imply a certain age, gender, educational background, social class, and so much more. Consider, for instance, the last time you were in a meeting and a leader said, "Okay, guys , let's get started" — do you think that automatically made female colleagues feel a little less-welcomed than their male peers?

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