diversity & inclusion (lincoln shrm 2012)

diversity & inclusion

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Tuesday

morning

January

28th

1986

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consider

decision

making… 1 - 10

What

makes it

better?

We simply decide

without thinking

much about the

decision process. -Jim Nightingale

consider

interaction

with

customer

assumptions

?

What

makes it

better?

What looks like

resistance is

often a lack of

clarity. -Switch, Dan and Chip Heath

diversity…

difference

diversity…

di·ver·si·ty [dih-vur-si-tee]

noun, plural –ties

1.the state or fact of being diverse; difference; unlikeness.

2.variety; multiformity.

3.a point of difference.

difference

relational

diversity…

difference

relational

takes

many forms

diversity…

difference

relational

takes

many forms

disruptive

diversity…

↑diversity =

↑variance in

performance groups with more diversity

perform better or worse than

groups with less diversity

identity diversity: Differences in our social identities.

cognitive diversity: Differences in how we think and solve problems.

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cognitive diversity

The extent to which the group reflects differences in knowledge, including beliefs, preferences and perspectives.

-Miller, et al (1998) Strategic Management Journal

analytical

rational

realistic

factual

logical

definitive

risk taker

creative

flexible

synthesizer

conceptual

intuitive

persistent

planner

organized

disciplined

detailed

practical

passionate

cooperative

empathetic

expressive

harmonizing

responsive

Solving technical problems

Analyzing complex issues

Logical approach

Interpersonal aspects of situations

Ice breakers

Socializing in meetings

Conceptualizing

Innovating

Seeing the big picture

Routine Meetings

Details

Structure

Expressing ideas

Understanding group dynamics

Team building

Logic ahead of feelings

No interaction with people

Implementing ideas

Developing plans

Follow-up and completion

“Blue Sky” thinking

Not following the rules

Joys

Frustrations

Joys

Frustrations

Joys

Frustrations

Joys

Frustrations

Cerebral Mode (abstract & intellectual thought)

Limbic Mode (concrete and emotional processing)

Left

Mode R

ight M

ode

ANALYZE

ORGANIZE

STRATEGIZE

PERSONALIZE

analytical

rational

realistic

factual

logical

definitive

risk taker

creative

flexible

synthesizer

conceptual

intuitive

persistent

planner

organized

disciplined

detailed

practical

passionate

cooperative

empathetic

expressive

harmonizing

responsive

analytical

rational

realistic

factual

logical

definitive

risk taker

creative

flexible

synthesizer

conceptual

intuitive

persistent

planner

organized

disciplined

detailed

practical

passionate

cooperative

empathetic

expressive

harmonizing

responsive

potential

analytical

rational

realistic

factual

logical

definitive

risk taker

creative

flexible

synthesizer

conceptual

intuitive

persistent

planner

organized

disciplined

detailed

practical

passionate

cooperative

empathetic

expressive

harmonizing

responsive

tension

share information

quality decision making

creative problem solving

innovation

fully utilize talent

develop new relationships

manage relationships

MBA

Harvard University

100 people

MBA

Harvard University

100 people

team #1

MBA

Harvard University

100 people

team #1

team #2

MBA

Harvard University

100 people

team #1

team #2

friends

with

cognitive

benefits

who

how

dysfunction

dysfunctional disagreement

dysfunctional agreement

also

dysfunction

dysfunctional disagreement

dysfunctional agreement

dysfunctional agreement

dysfunctional disagreement

dysfunctional agreement

dysfunctional agreement

always

disagree lack of

trust

personal

conflict

us vs.

them

dysfunctional disagreement

dysfunctional agreement

dysfunctional agreement

always

disagree lack of

trust

personal

conflict

us vs.

them

always

agree lack of

honesty

meeting

after the

meeting

avoid

conflict

dysfunctional disagreement

dysfunctional agreement

dysfunctional agreement

sweet

spot

doing inclusive

seek out &

protect

novelty

doing inclusion

work to

have a

beginners

mind

doing inclusion

listen

actively

doing inclusion

convey & invite

doing inclusion

third

chair

doing inclusion

express clearly and

completely

doing inclusion

disentangle intentions

and outcomes

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resources • The Difference: How the Power of Diversity

Creates Better Groups, Firms, Schools, and Societies | Scott Page

• The Wisdom of Crowds | James Surowiecki

• A Whole New Mind | Daniel Pink

• The Medici Effect | Frans Johansson

• The Geography of Thought | Richard Nisbett

resources • Achieving Success Through Social

Capital: Tapping Hidden Resources in Your Personal and Business Network | Wayne E. Baker

• The Whole Brain Business Book Ned Herrmann

• Competitive Advantage Through People: Unleashing the Power of the Work Force | Jeffrey Pfeffer