Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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Harsh Bhargava
hbindia@gmail.com
Agenda
Diversity?
Why study Diversity?
Real life practice- 0ne company per student
Company policy
Business advantage
Research credit
Collective learning
Apr-16
Diversity
Not newIndian Varnas (outside appearance)
Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra
China- no different
Diversity- as old as
mankind
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2. Kshatriya
a. Fight the competition
3. Vaishya
a. Business accumen/ Entrepreneurship
4. Shudra
a. Worker: Know your job
Diversity
DimensionsThree levels
Apr-16
Diversity- Definition
The variety of experiences and perspective
which arise from differences in race, culture,
religion, mental or physical abilities, heritage,
age, gender, sexual orientation and other
characteristics.
Diversity is otherness or those human
qualities that are different from our own and
outside the groups to which we belong, yet
present in other individuals and groups.
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Facebook
Has introduced a training program for all
employees around diversity.
The main idea being - "companies that
support a culture of diversity are the ones
that flourish."
Credits: Abha Maheshwari (Product Growth Manager,
Facebook, California USA)
Apr-16
Dr Reddys Labs
Diversity practice- Diversity through different
modes of thinking
Employ differently-abled persons
Credits: Hibah Wasif (VVSB, Class of 2015)
Apr-16
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ICICI Bank
Diversity practice- Focused on women
workforce
Support for all activities which hinder working
women
No discrimination against differently-abled
employees
Credits: Vamshi Krishnan (VVSB, Class of 2015)
Apr-16
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Infosys
Diversity practice- ACTION
Audit inclusivity and diversity levels
Create change agents
Train the managers
Initiate and implement alternate work models
Organise and assist affinity groups
Network with external bodies to bench mark
practices
Credits: Priyanka Rao (Class of 2015)
Apr-16
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ITC
Diversity practice- Equal roles for women
Like head of field sales force
Apr-16
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Nestle
Diversity practice- focused on gender balance
and women empowerment
Representation of women on management
teams, up from 15% in 2008 to 31% in 2013
Minimum of one woman or man in every
succession plan for key roles
Credits: Bharani Reddy (VVSB, Class of 2015)
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TCS
Diversity practice- DAWN- Diversity and
Women Network
Diversity training Education
Enforcement
Exposure
Credits: Kamakshi (VVSB, Class of 2015)
Apr-16
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Xerox
Executive Diversity Council- Consists of senior
leaders from across Xerox- An active body
Workforce representation
Work environment
Diverse customer markets
Organizational efforts to address the needs of a
multicultural workforce.
Credits: Rojasree V (VVSB, Class of 2015)
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Inclusion
An environment where
Everyone is treated with dignity and respect
The talents and skills of different groups are
valued
Productivity and customer service improves
because the workforce is happier, more motivated
and more aware of the benefits that inclusion can
bring.
Ref: Human Rights Commission Guide to Inclusion
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Inclusive Workplace
An inclusive workplace is one where the human
rights principles of fairness, respect, equality,
dignity and autonomy are promoted and are
part of the organisations everyday goals and
behaviour.
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Benefits of Inclusion
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Closing thought
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Thank you.
Diversity
Management is
not theory.
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Harsh Bhargava
hbindia@gmail.com
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Harsh Bhargava
hbindia@gmail.com
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