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Ask the RIGHT QUESTIONS and gather the RIGHT DATA
HOW
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Who should be part of the conversation? 1
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What is our central challenge? 2
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What do we know? 3
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What don’t we know? 4
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What change is warranted? 5
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Is there more than one front where change is needed? 6
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Who will lead that change? 7
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What is our vision or what does success look like? 8
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How will we measure change? What are our metrics? 9
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How will we ensure change is durable? 10
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12 KEY DATA POINTS
How many are leaders or managers?
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Where in our organization are those women?
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How many are on a leadership or management track?
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What is our female workforce headcount?
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How many women do we hire annually?
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Why do women want to work here?
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How many women leave annually?
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Why do women leave our workforce?
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How do female salaries compare to male salaries?
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How do our numbers compare to other organizations of similar size?
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How do female advancement patterns and rates compare to those of males?
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How do our numbers compare to national or international averages?
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WILL CHANGE LAST?
LEADER-DIRECTED and EMPLOYEE-OWNED
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PHASES OF CHANGE
INFORM – ENLIST - ENGAGE
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ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING
1. Challenge beliefs about what you can and can’t do 2. Question assumptions about how things work 3. Identify barriers to success and determine proper approach 4. Have the grit to get through the tough times 5. Take the long view — the conversation is never over 6. Celebrate every baby step forward
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To get something you never had, you have to do something
you have never done. “ ”
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CREATING A PLAN FOR CHANGE HOW