Gender Differences Training Videos

We can minimize gender bias by knowingly avoiding stereotypes as shortcuts. Additional strategies include setting clear evaluation criteria before the evaluation process begins and then adhering to them, holding decision makers accountable for their decisions, measuring and reporting our organization’s progress in gender fairness, and legitimating women leaders by vouching for their competence.

The only way we can get other people to change, since we cannot control their behavior, is to change our own behavior.

How often have you heard someone say, "I'd like to get rid of conflict in my life?" According to management consultant, author, and dynamic lecturer, Dr. Pat Heim, the day we're rid of conflict is the day we die.

"Successful organizations of the future are going to have leaders, are going to have team members who understand the rules of both cultures." -- Dr. Pat Heim According to Dr. Pat Heim in this customer-requested sequel to THE POWER DEAD-EVEN RULE, men and women grow up in different cultures, learning different lessons about what it means to be a leader and what it means to be a team player.

Men and women buy differently. This video uncovers the secrets of targeting your sales strategy to be equally successful with men and women. How to build relationships, when to chat versus when to get down to business, even how and where you stand when selling to a woman or a man, can make or break a sale.

Produced - 2010

Video Streaming Also Available

This training video takes a look at the growing problem of bullying. The new forms of harassment go beyond the usual discrimination with regard to race, color, religion, gender and national origin. Acts such as bullying, cyber bullying and sexting are new and very pervasive results of harassment and hostile environments.

Bias costs organizations billions in lost productivity, high turnover, and low morale, not to mention the risk of expensive litigation. This DVD-based course, featuring Dr. Sondra Thiederman, targets the more subtle forms of bias that insidiously undermine our ability to build truly inclusive workplaces.

Culturally competent health care includes a variety of cultural beliefs and customs rather than imposing one standard of behavior or belief upon everyone. You can use this training to educate professional and paraprofessional home care and hospital staff about behaviors and communication tools that foster respect and sensitivity.