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Stereotype Definition

A stereotype is an oversimplified and fixed idea or belief about a particular group of people. Stereotypes often lead to unfair assumptions and can be harmful in the workplace.

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Unconscious Bias Training

Empower employees to overcome bias.
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Frequently Asked Questions

A stereotype in the workplace is a generalized belief about a group of people that can lead to biased judgments and decisions.
Stereotypes can cause unconscious bias, leading to unfair hiring, promotions, or other workplace decisions.
While stereotypes may contain elements of truth, they are often overly simplistic and don’t reflect individual differences.
Implementing diversity training, promoting inclusive policies, and encouraging open dialogue can help reduce stereotyping.

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