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Why Subtle Bias Is So Often Worse Than Blatant Discrimination
- Letto da: Fleet Cooper
- Durata: 7 min
- Categorie: Affari e carriera, Gestione e leadership
Sintesi dell'editore
Headlines today are filled with blatant examples of workplace bias, from employees who give black coworkers nooses, to pay disparities in soccer, to supervisors’ admonitions that women need to “get along with the boys.” These are obvious, inflammatory, and offensive behaviors that deserve vigorous scrutiny.
"Why Subtle Bias Is So Often Worse Than Blatant Discrimination" is from hbr.org, published on July 13, 2016.
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