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Measure Impact, Not Activity Karen Catlin Advocate for Women inTech karencatlin.com @kecatlin © 2015 by Karen Catlin. All rights reserved.

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Measure  Impact,    

 

 

Not  Activity  

Karen  Catlin  Advocate  for  Women  in  Tech  

karencatlin.com  @kecatlin  

 

©  2015  by  Karen  Catlin.  All  rights  reserved.  

 

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Impact?  

 

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Holy  Grail    

 

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How  many?  

 

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Vision  &  Impact      

What  will  be  different  when  we’re  successful?  

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Brainstorm!  

“What  do  we  want  to  be  different  about  our  company/community?”  

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 Gender  Diversity?  

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 Business  Challenges?  

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 Social  Responsibility?  

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 Career  Growth?  

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Create  a  plan  

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Double  %  women  in  tech  roles  by  2017    1)  Measure  baseline  2)  Evaluate  the  recruiting  pipeline  3)  Insist  on  2  female  candidates  for  every  role  4)  Remove  unnecessary  requirements  from  job  descriptions  5)  Review  careers  page  for  images  of  women  6)  …  

     

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Triple  female  patent  holders  over  next  3  years    1)  Measure  baseline  2)  Ask  female  technologists  for  root  causes  3)  Run  a  workshop  on  the  patent  process  4)  Organize  a  panel  of  female  patent  holders  5)  …    

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Increase  WIT  volunteer  hours  by  20%    1)  Measure  baseline  2)  Build  relationship  with  a  girls  coding  camp  3)  Provide  tutors  and  mentors    

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Career  Growth  for  Women    1)  ?  

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Career  growth  for  women:      1)  Gaining  access  to  powerful  people,    2)  Making  achievements  known      Report:  “THE  MYTH  OF  THE  IDEAL  WORKER:  DOES  DOING  ALL  THE  RIGHT  THINGS  REALLY  GET  WOMEN  AHEAD?”    

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Example  1:  The  CLUB      

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Example  2:  Bay  Area  GGD      

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Example  3:  Wilpower      

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What  will  be  different    when  we’re  successful?    Measure  impact,  not  activity.    

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Thank  you!    

Karen  Catlin  

karencatlin.com  

@kecatlin        

©  2015  by  Karen  Catlin.  All  rights  reserved.  

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