This lesson defines success for measuring the impact of the Workplace Harassment & Diversity Training Program, outlining a three-tier metric framework and how to set baselines and targets.
Defining Success: What Measuring Impact Means for Change
This lesson defines success for measuring the impact of the Workplace Harassment & Diversity Training Program, outlining a three-tier metric framework and how to set baselines and targets.

Overview

Defining success sets the stage for measuring impact. Success means tangible behavioral change, safer reporting, a more respectful workplace, and sustainable cultural improvements.

Plan metrics that align with learning objectives and business goals. Use a simple measurement framework with three levels: outcomes, behaviors, and process.

Outcomes reflect end results, such as reduced incidents and improved employee perceptions.

Behaviors capture observable changes like bystander intervention and respectful communication.

Process measures the delivery quality of the program, such as completion rates and participation.

Establish baselines and targets, and review data regularly to guide actions.