Building Accountability Mechanisms

Through regular review of processes, such as hiring or performance evaluations, inclusive leaders can identify areas where bias might creep in. They establish accountability structures—like diverse hiring panels or standardized evaluation criteria—to ensure decisions are as objective as possible.

Through regular review of processes, such as hiring or performance evaluations, inclusive leaders can identify areas where bias might creep in. They establish accountability structures—like diverse hiring panels or standardized evaluation criteria—to ensure decisions are as objective as possible.

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