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A bit more time was spent reaching out to a network of colleagues and mentors. Many leads, much communication, moments of joy, and some despair and distress … all bring us to focus on two main, and concurrent, interviewing experiences, from here on referred to as company A and B. Interview #3 was a behavioral assessment.
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This is the third and final article in a series exploring implicit bias by CLO contributor Michael Bret Hood. Moving to objective from subjective standards helps you to avoid the biases that are massaged by referring to “cultural fit” as well as “our type of candidate” justifications. Bias and decision-making.
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The lack of female VCs definitely impacts the number of females funded and mentored.”. According to a study by the Kapor Center for Social Impact, the number one reason employees cited for leaving the tech industry was unfair behavior and treatment. Maybe I am that way because I had to be, in order to get my voice heard.”.
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However, simply take out any reference to the pandemic or remote working and the list holds up. The article, though, clearly states that managers “stepped up” these behaviors. Managers were not executing on the right behaviors before the pandemic. In the past, the manager was a mentor and guide.
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Mike: We can always rely on you for a medieval reference in these podcasts. But it’s a good … there’s other references we could use but we won’t go there. ” So when you look at that and we used to see it in the CLO sample. Mike: We used to ask CLOs year over year what are you investing in?
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