When we begin to reckon with inequality in the workplace, a useful place to start is the concept of "epistemic injustice"—what we know, how we know, and who gets to decide and influence our reality. This concept goes deeper than simply who is in the room. This is about the stories we bring with us, the ones we build together, and how bias and representation ... Show More
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[Rebroadcast] Forget ROI: The Ethical Case for Org Design
Rebroadcast note: We're continuing to revisit Rodney and Sam's favorite episodes of their time together, and this one was a universal favorite. Most org design conversations get forced through a narrow funnel: prove the ROI, justify the spend, make the numbers work. But if work i ... Show More
52m 13s
Jan 2025
Challenge Your Biases
Understand biases with the “if, then, therefore” framework. Host Amber Clayton sits down with Sarah Bettman, founder & principal, Bettman Consulting Group, to discuss the cognition behind our biases and how to counteract them, as well as when it’s appropriate to solicit leadershi ... Show More
36m 11s
Apr 2021
WorkLife with Adam Grant: How to Build an Inclusive Workplace
Over the last year, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, many companies have paid lip service to racial inclusion. But what does it actually take to change individuals — and the structures and cultures of organizations? In the first of two episodes on bias, psychologist John Ama ... Show More
50m 45s
Aug 2023
The power of being yourself at work | Deepa Purushothaman Part 2
In our second episode with corporate inclusion visionary Deepa Purushothaman, she shared how women of color can advocate for themselves in workplace settings where they are undervalued, discriminated against and overlooked. In this continuation of that conversation, Purushothaman ... Show More
11m 8s