Informed Decision-Making

With training, hiring managers become more informed about DEI challenges and opportunities, enabling better budget decisions. They are more likely to support investments in training that promote equitable hiring practices and inclusivity, knowing the impact on both the company culture and bottom line.

With training, hiring managers become more informed about DEI challenges and opportunities, enabling better budget decisions. They are more likely to support investments in training that promote equitable hiring practices and inclusivity, knowing the impact on both the company culture and bottom line.

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Allocating Budget for DEI Hiring Priorities

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