FOCUS
FIGHTING
UNCONSCIOUS
BIASNESS
Dr. Monica Verma
Professor and Head-MBA,
IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad
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“T ell me about your project.” “What have you
done in your summer internship?” continue with her studies and pursue a job afterward.
Refl exively, I gave her good marks.
“Ma’am, I have not done much. I worked in a start-
up whose owner is my husband’s friend and I was just
involved in documentation and fi le keeping,” was an
honest reply from an elegant and a sincere looking
female student. I was a little annoyed but then came
a reply from her and her faculty how intelligent and
sincere a student she was. But, after her marriage,
she is struggling to convince her in-laws to let her A car abruptly came in front of our college bus.
“It must be a woman driver behind the wheels,” was
a comment from one of my fellow male colleagues
in the bus.
| Vol. 10 Issue 2 • FEBRUARY 2019, Delhi NCR
We come across such kind of incidents or
situations, a number of times during a day where
consciously or unconsciously we either make biased