In this post, you will learn how a shared sense of purpose can create a culture of belonging towards a cohesive organization of inclusion. In an age that has become renowned for rewarding profit-making over all else, workers are justifiably skeptical when their leaders speak about values. The more mission statements circulate, the more suspicious they turn out to be. However, because a vigorous environment necessitates individuals to behave autonomously, often without explicit instructions or rules, a profound sense of shared purpose and values is more important than ever
Are You Inclusive Or In A Protective Silo?
In today’s vastly competitive landscape, not to mention frequent high-profile legal actions mixed with an increasingly diverse workforce in ways other than race, organizations are encountering tremendous challenges when it comes to inclusion. I ask again, “Are You Inclusive Or In A Protective Silo?”
Unconscious Bias is Simply A Weed That Has Not Been Discovered
If you were to grade your own bias how would you rate yourself on your impact professionally and individually? Can you make improvements? Many people probably believe they aren't prejudiced. We trust ourselves to be ethical and impartial, too. Inside the workplace, however, we likely believe we’re true decision makers, able to objectively determine a candidate or employee’s overall performance and accomplishing a rational and honest end.