Unconscious Bias Training, Page 3 Reviews

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Clear, concise and easy to follow

This training is well presented and contains useful information. It does not however not mention one thing that mitigates against changes in workplace practice which is 'Time'. In the modern workplace, is there always time to undertake challenging? Is this always appreciated by those who not as aware as the person who has done the course? Do managers and leaders in the UK really want to have their own implicit 'Blind Spots' (Johari Window) pointed out to them. So whilst the course is good and useful it has, in my view, limitations for real change.

Interesting and informative. Makes you aware of how your mind actually works and how to perhaps change your perception of others and your behaviour towards them

Some good points for everyone to think about

I thought I was doing really well until the video clip showing a team meeting popped up and the man who had answered the phone started speaking Russian. I am a Russian speaking Ukrainian currently experiencing trauma because of the Russian invasion of my homeland. I appreciate the irony of this being the unconscious bias training and here it is, I have literally experienced it during the training! I checked my bias and proceeded with the training and completed it with a 20/20 score. If this training took place prior to the Russian invasion the thought would have never crossed my mind. Just wanted to share, this triggered me.

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Course make you more aware of how we perceive people and situation, and creates an awareness that you really should challenge your initial thoughts and not be lead by previous experiences.

Brilliant training. One of the best I ve seen. Thank you

Contrary to what I thought,(!) it was a very interesting and the presenter was excellent.