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There is no question about the fact that a safe, human-centered, and inclusive workplace can be more productive, efficient, flexible, and can power growth and creative thinking to execute great customer experiences. However, organizations still have a long way to go in meeting the mandates of an inclusive environment.
According to the Josh Bersin Academy, just one in five companies hold themselves accountable for DEI in their business practices, and 40% see DEI as a compliance issue. Understanding the people and teams that employees work with is critical in achieving the common goals set out by managers and business leaders. EI creates effective learning ecosystems and journeys that help you create common goals, help overcome biases, build inclusive teams and leaders, change mindsets, and drive behavioral change.
Our wide variety of DEI learning strategies will help you:
Organizations need to address the “why” behind DEI, that is awareness about one’s own culture and that of others to build a high-performing, connected workforce. Our approach goes beyond standalone trainings and creates a DEI Ecosystem to achieve this goal. Our structured and proven DEI Ecosystem approach puts learners at the center, and uses multiple channels to ensure that meaningful mindset changes occur throughout the organization.
DEI training is about bringing a positive change in workplace behaviors and biases, and requires an approach that is driven through a structured DEI Learning Ecosystem:
Creating Awareness and Mindset Change: Understand your organizational culture and the realities of your workplace to create targeted learning programs.
Adopting Immersive Learning Strategies: Drive adoption and retention by curating a blend of immersive learning strategies.
Reinforcing Learning Using Job Aids and Rater Zones: Reinforce key concepts to offset the Forgetting Curve through practice zones and job aids.
Coaching, Feedback, and Social Learning: Use peer-to-peer learning, coaching, mentoring, and other social and collaborative learning techniques.
EI recognizes that implementing DEI goes beyond an increased demographic representation. We measure success against DEI goals through qualitative and quantitative measures.
Quantitative measures include analyzing the hiring data, employee experience, and retention/attrition data through the lens of gender, ethnicity, age, location, and organizational position.
The qualitative impact of our DEI Ecosystem helps improve employee engagement resulting in improved performance, enhances self-awareness and ability to overcome unconscious bias, and create a workplace culture that embraces diversity.
We have 24 formats across various platforms that can be selected based on the nature of the content and how it should be applied. The new-age formats we support include:
EI has leveraged Microlearning for customers across 26 industry verticals.
To Equip Individuals With Concepts and Tools to Create More Supportive and Inclusive Work Environment For Everyone
How a Global Banking Giant Triggered Behavioral Change and Improved Fire Safety Compliance Through Immersive Learning
How a Renowned Non-profit Development Organization Enhanced Practical Water and Sanitation Solutions Using Gamification and Simulations