Risk of Tokenism and Superficial Compliance

When held accountable for numbers alone, teams might focus on meeting diversity quotas superficially without fostering a truly inclusive culture. This can result in token hires or box-checking practices that do not address underlying systemic issues or promote genuine belonging.

When held accountable for numbers alone, teams might focus on meeting diversity quotas superficially without fostering a truly inclusive culture. This can result in token hires or box-checking practices that do not address underlying systemic issues or promote genuine belonging.

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