What are Gatekeepers in The Workplace?

In this week's podcast episode Leyla ask the question what are gatekeepers in the workplace and how you can identify the behaviour.

Welcome to the 266th episode of the award-winning Diverse Minds podcast! In this episode, I’m tackling a topic that undermines inclusivity in the workplace -gatekeeping. I unpack what are gatekeepers in the workplace? As well as ways it can insidiously overlap with bullying. I also reflect on the impact gatekeeping has in workplaces.

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In today’s show on What are gatekeepers in the workplace?

  • Why I’m talking about gatekeeping this month. [00:55]
  • What is gatekeeping? [01:13]
  • Why identifying a gatekeeper can be challenging. [02:06]
  • How you can identify gatekeepingbehaviour. [04:22]
  • The overlap between gatekeeping and bullying. [06:26]

Quotes on What are gatekeepers in the workplace?

  • So many people have the skills and the know-how but don’t get the opportunities at the workplace.
  • Gatekeeping is the act of controlling access to information, opportunities or resources in the workplace.
  • Gatekeepers can be individuals or groups who limit the opportunities and choices for others.
  • Gatekeeping is an aspect of bullying.
  • Identifying a gatekeeper can be quite challenging.

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