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PST303
PST303. Intersecting with Bias
Date
September 21, 2020
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Unconscious bias is prevalent in our culture and can make its way into firms and affect how we interact with clients. During this session, we will go through interactive exercises, exploring unconscious biases and discovering how bias influences functions within your business. Using the Mentimeter platform, we will look at anonymous polling from you, the audience, to tie the impact bias concepts to real-life examples in an honest and transparent way.
Learning Objectives
- 1. Define common terms about unconscious bias
- 2. Recognize biases and assumptions and their impact on decisions and outcomes
- 3. Commit to a personal goal of addressing unconscious bias within your sphere of influence
Speaker
Kevin E. Price, PMP
Head of Inclusion & Diversity, DHG
General
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