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July 1, 2016

Why Diversity Programs Fail

Harvard Business Review

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When Frank Dobbin and Alexandra Kalev analyzed three decades worth of data from 829 firms, they discovered that when major corporations try to reduce bias and increase diversity, they “actually decrease the proportion of women and minorities in management.” In this article, they explain why so many DEI initiatives fail, and what can be done to reverse course.

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