
8th Birthday Special: Your Biggest Questions Answered
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About this listen
This week the Element of Inclusion is 8 years old.
So today I’m turning it over to you.
Key Topics Covered in This Episode:
- Why ROI in DEI remains an unresolved challenge for most leaders.
- The PICOC method to test solutions in diverse teams.
- The 3 essential skills for high-impact inclusion work.
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Key Takeaways from This Episode:
- ROI must align with a critical business problem to be respected.
- “It’s a measure directly related to the ‘must solve problem’ you have in your workplace. If you don’t know what this is. It is now your business to find out.”
- Cultural assumptions can hinder effective communication.
- “One group does not like to speak in a foreign language. The interpreters do not conduct the conversation in an appropriate way. This makes communication difficult and disrupts co operation.”
- High-impact inclusion work is rooted in real-world application.
- “Following these steps means you will: Get buy-in for your work: People will openly support what you do. Deliver results that matter. Your work will be aligned with important goals. Consistently make progress. You will have a repeatable process.”
Check out these resources:
Business Case in a Box: Build a Business Case for Inclusion your CFO will take seriously.
The Hidden Business Case for Inclusion Inside Your Organisation
The Must Have DEI Metric To Track For An Inclusive Workplace
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