When approaching DE&I, lean on your communities
Facebook’s D&I lead shared some of the tactics that are working at the social media company, as well as how to think about long-term progress on this crucial issue for all industries.
Facebook’s D&I lead shared some of the tactics that are working at the social media company, as well as how to think about long-term progress on this crucial issue for all industries.
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Avoiding vanity metrics, setting tactical goals and embracing qualitative feedback are key parts of evaluating your organization’s DE&I efforts.
Pamela Morris from Walgreens Boots Alliance shares her thoughts on how communicators can keep the ball rolling on this essential topic.
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Be transparent, and use your work to create an emotional high tide that raises every boat in the harbor.
Establish concrete goals, prioritize ‘continuous’ listening, and monitor metrics your bosses find compelling.
Here’s how you must support the mental and emotional well-being of employees for effective communication.
Don’t be afraid of repetition, use vivid metaphors and illustrations, and prioritize candid feedback.
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