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What are some effective ways to address unconscious bias in the kitchen?

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Unconscious bias is the tendency to make judgments or assumptions about people based on stereotypes, preferences, or experiences that we may not be aware of. In the kitchen, unconscious bias can affect how we interact with our staff, customers, and suppliers, and can create a culture of discrimination, exclusion, or conflict. To address unconscious bias in the kitchen, we need to be proactive, mindful, and respectful of the diversity and inclusion of everyone involved in the culinary business. Here are some effective ways to do that.

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Thomas Meyer

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1 Recognize your own bias

The first step to addressing unconscious bias is to acknowledge that we all have it, and that it can influence our decisions and behaviors. You can use online tools, such as the Implicit Association Test (IAT), to measure your implicit attitudes towards different groups of people. You can also reflect on your own experiences, values, and beliefs, and how they might affect your perception of others. By recognizing your own bias, you can become more aware of your blind spots and challenge your assumptions.

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2 Educate yourself and others

The second step to addressing unconscious bias is to educate yourself and others about the different forms and impacts of bias in the kitchen. You can learn about the history, culture, and cuisine of different regions, countries, and communities, and how they have contributed to the culinary world. You can also learn about the challenges and opportunities that diverse staff face in the kitchen, such as language barriers, cultural norms, or career advancement. By educating yourself and others, you can broaden your perspective and appreciation of diversity and inclusion.

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The Culinary world has changed. Everyone should be treated equally and with out bias. One thing to remember is that your generational views/ managing style may not fit in todays World.

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3 Communicate openly and respectfully

The third step to addressing unconscious bias is to communicate openly and respectfully with your staff, customers, and suppliers. You can use inclusive language, such as gender-neutral terms, pronouns, and names, and avoid jokes, slurs, or stereotypes that might offend or hurt someone. You can also listen actively, ask questions, and seek feedback from different perspectives, and avoid interrupting, dismissing, or judging someone based on their appearance, accent, or background. By communicating openly and respectfully, you can build trust and rapport with everyone in the kitchen.

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4 Create a supportive and fair environment

The fourth step to addressing unconscious bias is to create a supportive and fair environment for your staff, customers, and suppliers. You can implement policies and practices that promote diversity and inclusion, such as hiring, training, mentoring, and rewarding staff based on their skills, performance, and potential, not on their identity or affiliation. You can also provide opportunities for staff to collaborate, learn, and grow together, such as team-building activities, workshops, or events. By creating a supportive and fair environment, you can foster a culture of respect and belonging in the kitchen.

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5 Seek and embrace diversity

The fifth step to addressing unconscious bias is to seek and embrace diversity in your staff, customers, and suppliers. You can recruit, retain, and develop staff from different backgrounds, experiences, and talents, and value their contributions and insights. You can also cater to and satisfy customers from different preferences, tastes, and dietary needs, and offer them a variety of dishes and flavors. You can also partner with and support suppliers from different sources, origins, and quality, and appreciate their products and services. By seeking and embracing diversity, you can enhance your creativity and innovation in the kitchen.

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6 Review and improve continuously

The sixth and final step to addressing unconscious bias is to review and improve continuously your efforts and outcomes. You can measure and monitor your progress and impact, such as staff satisfaction, retention, and performance, customer feedback, loyalty, and revenue, and supplier relations, diversity, and reliability. You can also identify and address any gaps, challenges, or issues that might arise, such as conflicts, complaints, or errors. You can also celebrate and share your successes, best practices, and lessons learned. By reviewing and improving continuously, you can ensure that you are always striving for excellence and equity in the kitchen.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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1 Recognize your own bias

2 Educate yourself and others

3 Communicate openly and respectfully

4 Create a supportive and fair environment

5 Seek and embrace diversity

6 Review and improve continuously

7 Here’s what else to consider

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