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Getting Along: As a Woman of Color, How Can I Navigate a Frat-Like Subculture? As a woman of color, I find it challenging to navigate and negotiate the “frat-like” subcultures that exist within the male-dominated organization where I work. There’s everything from the boisterous water cooler chatter to senseless pranks, all of which seem out of place to me in a professional environment. In my view, the behavior is divisive and creates (invisible) barriers to inclusion.
I get that organizational culture is typically created at the highest levels of a company, but a company’s subcultures can have an overwhelming impact on one person’s experience. And if management is engaged in a toxic subculture (either passively or actively), it could increase pay gaps and affect retention efforts for people who feel marginalized and excluded.
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