A6. Workplace culture is one of the biggest for me. A company and leadership that chases excellence and strives for the best. A place to grow as a professional. #fairygodboss#blackhistorymonth
A5. The best companies at this are making investments to help create greater economic stability in black communities. Offering flexibility and child care programs to support parents is also really important.
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@WendyMSHRMPHR @fairygodboss @WendyMSHRMPHR you so right! Creating spaces where you can lean on your teammates is crucial. That is why I make it my business to support my Black sis and brothers even outside of work! #fairygodboss
A4 Ensuring that bias in hiring, promotions, and raises is addressed will be the single most impactful thing. Along with anonymizing ideas floated up the food chain so the ideas can be judged on their merits rather than the messenger delivering
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@fairygodboss A3. Mentorship and sponsorship needs to be more accessible to black talent. Create more access to projects and roles that have higher visibility where black talent may otherwise not be considered. #fairygodboss
A2. Partnering with HBCUs and reaching out to professional black organizations, and communities that companies don't typically work in would be a great start. Additionally, there are fraternities and sororities that would be helpful to connect to.
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Q2. Research is clear—one size fits all doesn’t work in hiring. With that in mind, what are you doing to attract Black talent to your organization? #fairygodboss
A1. Creating deliberate campaigns to help industries that have high percentages of black women to get back on their feet so they can rehire a lot of their workers. #fairygodboss#BlackHistoryMonth
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