{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"006 Why your firm should undergo unconscious bias training","description":"For the final episode of Season 1 of Diversonomics, host Roberto Aburto speaks to Carolyn Lawrence, gender leader, inclusion & diversity at Deloitte. She explains why more and more law firms and big businesses are implementing unconscious bias training in their offices, and how understanding the needs of millennials can go a long way in improving employee recruitment and retention. Episode tip "Where an organization...can reap the benefits of having diverse people around the table if they have that inclusive culture...Those people that are feeling different and may not be the majority of the people around the table or think differently than the majority of the people around the table, they feel like their difference is valued so they share it and they\u2019re bringing their authentic self to work which means they are able to act at 100 per cent capacity. " \u2014 Carolyn Lawrence, gender leader, inclusion & diversity at Deloitte Resources Diversonomics | Episode 1 - Why your firm needs a diversity & inclusion initiative Diversonomics | Episode 2 - Tackling LGBT inclusion in the workplace Diversonomics | Episode 3 - Fostering inclusion in a global firm Diversonomics | Episode 4 - Overcoming bias in the legal profession Diversonomics | Episode 5 - Building a better workforce through inclusive recruitment Episode guest Carolyn Lawrence Carloyn is the Gender Leader, Inclusion & Diversity at Deloitte with over 10 years' experience in the field. She is also a frequent speaker on diversity and inclusion as well as on women's leadership. To learn more about Carolyn, visit her bio or connect with her on Twitter or LinkedIn. Subscribe on iTunes Don't want to miss an episode, or want to tell us how we're doing with a rating or review? Visit us on iTunes! ","author_name":"Diversonomics","author_url":"https:\/\/gowlingwlg.com\/en\/insights-resources\/topics\/diversonomics\/diversonomics-podcast\/","html":"