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Index
Foreword by Jennifer Brown Introduction About the Author Part One: Our Brains Are Biased
Chapter 1. How You Really Make Decisions Chapter 2. Understanding Unconscious Bias Chapter 3. Break the Cycle of Unconscious Bias Chapter 4. Next-Level Bias-Busting Chapter 5. Affinity Bias, In-Groups, and Privilege Chapter 6. A Cautionary Tale
Part Two: Putting the Work into Networking
Chapter 7. Effective Networking Is a Super Power Chapter 8. Allow Me to Introduce Yourself Chapter 9. Making Connections Chapter 10. Connecting Others
Part Three: Five Critical Connections
Chapter 11. Where to Begin: Your CHAMP Network Chapter 12. Customer Network: Your Key to First-hand Market Insights Chapter 13. Hire Network: Surround Yourself with Talented People Chapter 14. Associate Network: Your Eyes and Ears Across the Industry Chapter 15. Mentor Network: A Glimpse into the Future Chapter 16. Protégé Network: A Reminder of How Far You’ve Come
Part Four: Diverse Perspectives
Chapter 17. Seek Diverse Perspectives on Purpose Chapter 18. Industry Chapter 19. Age and Generation Chapter 20. Gender Chapter 21. Gender Identity: A Primer for People Who Just Don’t Get It Chapter 22. Sexual Orientation Chapter 23. Race & Ethnicity
Part Five: Expand Your Horizons
Chapter 24. Employee Resource Groups Chapter 25. To the Industry… and Beyond! Chapter 26. Stretch Yourself Go to the Conference That’s Not for You
Part Six: Beyond Diversity to Inclusion
Chapter 27. Covering Chapter 28. Microaggressions: You Should Sweat the Small Stuff Chapter 29. Telling your own stories Chapter 30. Saying “You’re Welcome” Chapter 31. You Are Responsible for Your Impact Chapter 32. How Diverse Is Your Network? Chapter 33. Why Executives (Almost) All Look Alike My Invitation to You Acknowledgments
Appendices
Glossary Index Notes
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