BIAS? WHO ME?
SAY WHAT?
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RESPONDING
100

A male employee consistently interrupts and talks over his female colleagues during meetings, while giving more attention and consideration to his male peers.

GENDER BIAS

100

APPROPRIATE or INAPPROPRIATE

A coworker jokes in the break room..."I saw that post of you and your partner, you two are so cute, but who is they guy and who's the girl"?

INAPPROPRIATE

GENDER BIAS

HETERONORMATIVE BIAS: Trying to make LGBTQ+ relationships fit into traditional gender roles.

Example: UC Department chair.

100

PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES

SURFACE


100

Encourage your peers and colleagues to let you know if your behavior or language has ever reflected bias.

What is FEEDBACK

200

It has been noticed in meetings where this certain leader facilitates, they frequently call on and engage with younger employees during discussions, inadvertently sidelining the older employees. 

AGEISM BIAS

200

APPROPRIATE OR INAPPROPRIATE


A colleague is telling you a story about a store they went to over the weekend and say "I am never going back there, it was so ghetto". 


INAPPROPRIATE!

The term ghetto, used as an adjective is highly in appropriate and should ONLY be used in it's original format.

 What would you do?


200

BELIEFS/VALUES

DEEP SEA

MAYBE> why may this be blurred on the surface?

200

Michael, a construction worker for the organization, is gay and his coworkers are calling him "Princess". 


How could he respond?

1. I know you think you are funny, but I really don't like you calling me that. You can use my actual name, Michael. Thank you.

2. My name is Michael, please use my name, thank you.

3. Please stop calling me Princess (or any other derogatory name)

Michael doesn't HAVE to respond at all. He could file a complaint and let the investigation figure it out.

Teasing like this should never be done in the workplace.

300

A supervisor seeks input from and gives more credibility to employees who were in the same sorority or same alma mater, even if they don't have the knowledge or experience in what the supervisor is looking for.

AFFINITY BIAS

300

APPROPRIATE OR INAPPROPRIATE


In a hiring process, an interviewer unknowingly favors candidates who attended the same university as they did, feeling a sense of connection with them.

INAPPROPRIATE


AFFINITY BIAS

300

EDUCATION

DEEP SEA


MAYBE> Why may this be blurred?

Remember the pictures?

300

David, you're Asian, you take the math question.

How should David respond?

1. Uhm, that is such an old stereotype. I am not any better at math than you.

2. You are a jerk! Stop being so racist!

400

A charismatic and attractive employee receives more frequent promotions and positive performance ratings (unwarranted) than their equally qualified, but less attractive and charismatic colleague.

HALO BIAS

400

APPROPRIATE OR INAPPROPRIATE


During an application review to prepare for interviews, a hiring manager sees a candidate's name and immediately says "do not include this one, I cannot pronounce the name". 

So without looking at qualifications or experience, the candidate was excluded from consideration.

INAPPROPRIATE

ETHNICITY or NATIONAL ORIGIN or RACIAL BIAS

400

RACE

SURFACE

MAYBE> someone in last leadership class fell into dominant race but had a different race parent.

400

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