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mage of a white man in a black shirt labeled "white" across the back used to illsutrates the dillemma of d&I conversations when the white cis man is considered part of "them" instead of a piece of the solution. Marie Deveaux, women and minorities career coach discusses through the lens of a dozen trainings on the topic of unconscious bias

Blaming for Bias is Backwards

May 1, 2018 by Marie Deveaux

Marie Deveaux

The White Guy In The Room In the month of April I taught 8 workshops on the topic of unconscious bias and 3 on microaggression and inclusivity. Between those engagements there were other clients and other topics around various forms of communication. But it always amazes me how little people…

Caveday: 7 Ways This Startup Makes Work More Effective

April 2, 2018 by Marie Deveaux

Marie Deveaux

A week ago I participated in a CaveDay. It's a community of coworkers who come together to get deep work done. Facilitators lead you through a serious of work sprints to help encourage deep work and extreme focus around the milestones of a larger project. so much opportunity, so much…

The Email You Don’t Send

March 26, 2018March 20, 2018 by Marie Deveaux

Marie Deveaux

The Easy Emails The interesting thing about communication is that people think it's all about self expression. It is not. Communication is a service based skill. Which means it's not about what you need in that moment; it's what your audience needs. What service can you offer or provide them?…

Quit Your Job, Have Some Cake

March 19, 2018 by Marie Deveaux

Marie Deveaux

BIRTHDAY KIND OF KNOWLEDGE It's my birthday month. The one time of the year where no one faults you for being giddy like a child. It's the bitter sweetness, but mostly sweetness of getting older and wiser and feeling like "this year, i'm grown" and "This year I have…

Good Loving 7 Ways

February 14, 2018February 14, 2018 by Marie Deveaux

Marie Deveaux

It's Valentine's Day. A day, for love, lover's, and loving. Another marketing ploy to get thirsty Americans to buy useless stuff that will eventually end up in a donation bin, behind someone's gas station parking lot. Four year old overstuffed teddy bear anyone? Who Invents This Stuff? If you do…

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