JSFoo: round the year submissions

JSFoo: round the year submissions

Submit talks on JavaScript and full stack engineering round the year

Tracy Lee

@ladyleet

Effective Diversity & Inclusion: How to Change the Ratio

Submitted Feb 26, 2018

Diversity is one of the most important topics in tech right now. But many don’t know how to effectively change the ratio. Prioritizing how to do it right and make it work for your organization is important, but the sticky factor through inclusion is just as crucial. We’ll review the top reasons why diversity is stalled in tech and what we can do to make it better.

Topics:
How do we do it right?
How can they align with business goals?
Top reasons employers don’t hire diverse candidates.
How your culture is hurting inclusivity.

Outline

Diversity is one of the most important topics in tech right now. But many don’t know how to effectively change the ratio. Prioritizing how to do it right and make it work for your organization is important, but the sticky factor through inclusion is just as crucial. We’ll review the top reasons why diversity is stalled in tech and what we can do to make it better.

Topics:
How do we do it right?
How can they align with business goals?
Top reasons employers don’t hire diverse candidates.
How your culture is hurting inclusivity.

Speaker bio

Tracy is a Google Developer Expert, RxJS Core Team member, a Women Techmakers Lead, and a frequent keynote speaker at conferences. She is host of the Modern Web podcast, organizer of This.JavaScript, Contributor Days, Google Developer Group Silicon Valley and Triangle, and RxWorkshop. She is also Co-Founder of This Dot Labs, an elite consultancy helping teams build front end applications. You can find her on Twitter @ladyleet or at http://thisdot.co/labs.

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