Awareness, analysis, action
Unconscious biases cause us to unintentionally favour or disfavour certain people over others. Everyone has unconscious biases of one sort or another. That doesn’t make us bad people. But it does mean there’s often room for more objectivity in our decision-making.
Unconscious bias is most commonly raised in recruitment but it affects all areas of an organisation, including team selection, enforcement of codes and policies and day-to-day tasks, how meetings are run and who gets credit for a job well done. Learning to recognise and analyse your unconscious biases leads to fairer and more reasonable outcomes and helps to create an inclusive organisational culture.
This course uses realistic scenarios to illustrate some of the problems created when people’s biases go unexamined and offers you a range of practical techniques to help you evaluate whether a bias is useful or not.
Who should do this training?
This course is suitable for employees at all levels and in all facets of your organisation, not just human resources staff.
Course outline
Module 1: Introduction to unconscious bias
Module 2: Managing unconscious bias in your organisation
If you are purchasing this course for multiple people, when your payment has processed you will need to provide the user details of the people who are to be enrolled in to Salt.
This information will be outlined in your order confirmation / Tax Invoice.
