Identifying Unconscious Bias via Collaborative Feedback

Peer review processes often reveal biases that individuals may not recognize on their own. Having colleagues review work or decisions allows for constructive feedback that can surface biases, enabling talent managers to adjust strategies toward fairness and inclusion.

Peer review processes often reveal biases that individuals may not recognize on their own. Having colleagues review work or decisions allows for constructive feedback that can surface biases, enabling talent managers to adjust strategies toward fairness and inclusion.

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