Inclusive Tech: Retaining Diverse Talent
With Christine Chapman
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Duration: 1h 5m
Skill level: Beginner
Released: 5/11/2021
Course details
Women and underrepresented talent leave the tech industry at strikingly high rates. Yet having a diverse workforce is proven to increase the success of a team, product, and business. What can you do to retain the talent your company recruits? This course explores shares best practices on inclusion that lead to increased retention in tech. Instructor and engineering manager Christine Chapman empowers leaders to maximize the investment in diversity on their teams by retaining the top talent they have hired. Learn why women and underrepresented minorities are often relegated to nonpromotable work, how to counteract bias when giving feedback, how to start a sponsorship program, and how to increase psychological safety in the workplace. Christine also explains how to lead and retain your high performers through times of change. Plus, find out how to continuously improve your HR pipeline by conducting exit interviews and soliciting and responding to feedback.
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Bavitha Balakrishnan
Bavitha Balakrishnan
Lead II -Software Engineering@UST | .Net Core | Azure | Kubernative | ASP.net MVC | SQL | Web API | C#.net | Jira | Git | TFS | DevExpress
Contents
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- Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
- Test your knowledge 6 quizzes
- Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone
- Stay up to date Continuing Education Units
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