As a global organization, we understand the value of an inclusive and equitable culture that embraces diversity. In fact, our mission depends upon it. We believe that our success is driven by a diverse workforce of individuals with different ideas, strengths, interests, and cultural backgrounds, who are united in purpose, strategy, and culture. The more unique identities, backgrounds, and perspectives we can assemble, the more meaningful change we can create for our customers, our industry, and our employees.
“EveryIT has always prioritized DEI,” says Rachel Warren, Corporate Recruiter at EveryIT. “In fact, 62.5% of our executive and senior-level managers are women. As BCI’s DEI program manager, my goal is to continue evolving existing initiatives and collaborate with our employees to identify needs and opportunities to improve our program.”
So, what does DEI at EveryIT look like? Below we’ve listed just a few of the many ways we are working to create a diverse culture where everyone feels welcome and supported.
Diverse recruiting practices
Diversity begins before employees walk through the door. EveryIT partners with an external resource that specializes in diverse recruiting to ensure we reach a broad spectrum of candidates and minimize bias throughout recruiting, interviewing, candidate selection, and hiring. Managers have received training to help ensure bias-free interviews. Additionally, as an equal opportunity employer, EveryIT treats everyone fairly across all facets of the employee lifecycle.
Training and education
Education and training comprise a key component of our DEI program. EveryIT offers several DEI-focused training opportunities for employees. A few of the trainings include:
- “Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging for All” (LinkedIn)
- “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” (Swift HR Solutions)
- “Respectful and Inclusive Workplace” (Swift HR Solutions)
- Mandatory DEI training for all new hires
Employee engagement
Employee engagement underpins the success of our DEI program. As such, we implemented an employee-wide survey to gather opinions related to DEI issues. These results help inform potential areas where we can improve. Some examples of how we engage employees on the topic of DEI include:
- A dedicated email alias for employees to discuss and share ideas around DEI topics
- Usage of preferred pronouns encouraged in Outlook signatures
- Updates to employee materials to reflect inclusive language
- Addition of DEI-related policies and programs in our employee handbook
These represent just a few of the many ways we approach DEI. As we evolve our DEI program, EveryIT continues to prioritize employee needs and opinions and solicit employee involvement. Take time to learn more about DEI at EveryIT. If you’re looking for a career change, explore our latest career opportunities.
