Here's why the chief diversity officer of Microsoft is taking notes from smaller companies
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Microsoft's chief diversity officer, Lindsay-Rae McIntyre, noted that larger companies like Microsoft often look to smaller organizations for innovative strategies in diversity and inclusion.
McIntyre emphasized the importance of sharing wisdom and creativity from smaller firms to keep conversations about diversity fresh and relevant in larger corporations.
Beck Bailey from Accenture mentioned that collaboration among companies on diversity efforts can transcend typical competition, highlighting a collective investment in societal good.
Despite some progress, the EEOC's report indicated that women still represent only 22.6% of high-tech roles, reflecting ongoing underrepresentation in the industry.
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