Inclusion revolution The essential guide to dismantling racial inequity in the workplace

Daisy Auger-Domínguez

Book - 2022

"We are in the midst of a global reckoning on racism, and corporations are on high alert. Public statements of anti-racism are no longer enough. But managers, especially those sandwiched between the C-Suite and their entry-level colleagues, feel that they don't have the power and influence to affect the level of change we need to see in the world. In Inclusion Revolution, award-winning diversity advocate Daisy Auger-Domínguez shows that this is simply not true: we can all take action in our organizations today. By sharing the best practices honed through years of working as a leading executive in diversity at Google, Disney, and Vice, Auger-Domínguez delivers clear-cut strategies on achieving workplace equity. She examines how c...ompanies can find diverse talent, how to confront a problematic referral culture, and how to restructure interviews and the hiring process to eliminate bias. Instead of encouraging mentoring, she shows how training sponsors on effectively and sensitively supporting colleagues can go farther in shoring up retention. She exposes how one-day diversity trainings and even affinity groups can become counterproductive, if structured incorrectly. And she shows how executive-level diversity councils and even external diversity boards can more effectively enact policy changes and hold companies accountable. Through her guidance and through examples from companies that are doing the work well-to dramatic and lasting results-Auger-Domínguez shows readers how to hire, retain, and grow diverse talent and build a truly inclusive workplace. Inclusion Revolution is not a blueprint for check-the-box diversity trainings; it's not a prescription to being politically correct in the workplace. This is a book of action for those who are willing to realize equity in their organizations and confront the pervasive inequities at work. It's a book about building change that lasts, because through the best teams, and the broadest audience reach, companies can finally build a stronger future"--

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Published
New York : Seal Press 2022.
Language
English
Main Author
Daisy Auger-Domínguez (author)
Edition
First edition
Physical Description
341 pages ; 25 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN
9781541620124
  • Introduction
  • Your inclusion ambitions
  • Build better teams... period
  • Overhaul your recruitment
  • Make better hiring decisions
  • Nurture a people-first culture
  • Set psychological safety in motion
  • Tune in to the whispers and screams (and everything in between)
  • No talent left behind
  • Build support scaffolding
  • Get to the heart of accountability
  • Persist.
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

"We are in the midst of a global reckoning on racism," and it's time for an "inclusion revolution," asserts Auger-Domínguez, Vice Media Group's chief people officer, in her savvy debut. Targeted at managers who believe they "don't have the power and influence to affect the level of change" they'd like to see, Auger-Domínguez's plan is intended to address organizational problems at the root, and consists of reflection, visualization, action, and persistence. In order to achieve a diverse workforce, she suggests, leaders must be honest about why corporate America is so white. Too often, she writes, it's simply that white people tend to hire white people. As a remedy, putting BIPOC employees in hiring positions opens doors to nonwhite candidates. She calls for creating diverse interviewing teams; overhauling recruitment practices by, for example, asking candidates their preferred pronouns and name pronunciations; building a "people-first" culture; and ensuring the mental and emotional wellbeing of BIPOC employees, who are most likely to suffer from "death by a thousand cuts." She pulls no punches, urging readers to take a good hard look at their own motivations and practices and reminding them that they are the ones responsible for taking action. Leaders eager to make a change should give this a look. (Mar.)

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