This course is for anyone that wants to learn more about bias and how it can affect business, relationships, and communities. The course begins with an exploration of the word bias and its many definitions. The course then covers workplace bias and strategies for overcoming personal bias. The course ends with an activity in which the learner creates an action plan for a bias free workplace.
Status: Diversity Training
Diversity Training
Status: Workplace inclusivity
Workplace inclusivity
Beginner·Course·12 hours
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5.0
·Reviewed Feb 21, 2025
Simple but very conceptual framework oriented course, It really makes you overcome Bias!
5.0
·Reviewed Aug 12, 2024
Intricacies of bias was well explained and is of utmost important for all professionals. It clearly reflects our personality traits and we helps to introspect self.
5.0
·Reviewed Oct 1, 2021
Very nice course! concious & unconcious bias is very important to learn in life
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Nanduri
5.0
·Reviewed Aug 12, 2024
Intricacies of bias was well explained and is of utmost important for all professionals. It clearly reflects our personality traits and we helps to introspect self.
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Madhumitha
5.0
·Reviewed Feb 21, 2025
Simple but very conceptual framework oriented course, It really makes you overcome Bias!
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Pooja
5.0
·Reviewed Oct 1, 2021
Very nice course! concious & unconcious bias is very important to learn in life
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Nishant
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 12, 2026
GOOD
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Neil
2.0
·Reviewed Feb 9, 2026
Generally low-quality course that consists to links to external websites of varying relevance and quality, occasional low-quality videos with poor audio quality and distracting background of the instructor obviously reading a few paragraphs of material. Some written and test material makes references to concepts that do not appear anywhere in the earlier coursework and contain typographical errors.
It's fine for a check-the-box type of accomplishment that documents that you've completed a course in overcoming bias, but if you're hoping to come away with a significant amount of knowledge, you're just as well off spending a couple of hours doing a Google search.