Diversity Trends

In the dynamic landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts, there have been substantial investments by governmental, state, and private entities in recent years.

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While top companies should be celebrated for their efforts, it’s unclear whether science and technology industries are really becoming more diverse. Are traditionally underrepresented fields, particularly in S.T.E.M., truly witnessing an influx of women and minorities? Or does the narrative of success primarily belong to a select few, leaving a stark contrast against others losing or maintaining neutral ground?

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Learn how labor market data can help your organization:

• Target Diversity Initiatives: Develop specialized programs focusing on mentorship and scholarships tailored for underrepresented groups in technology and engineering  
  
• Focus on Skills-Oriented Hiring and Training: Implement skills-based assessments in hiring processes, focusing on potential and aptitude rather than solely on formal education or experience.  
  
• Identify Opportunity Areas: By Leveraging early talent cultivation and skill-based hiring, organizations can contribute to widening of talent pools and establishing new pathways for diverse skill sets