We all have a role to play in fostering inclusion in our workplaces, but let’s be clear: Effective change often starts at the top.
Leaders play a crucial role in building a culture of respect, understanding, and support – practices that are especially important for neurodivergent employees who face unique challenges in the workplace.If you hold a leadership position in your workplace, commit to these five strategies to create a positive work environment.
While its benefits will extend to everyone, for neurodivergent employees, these strategies could mean the difference between struggling in silence and thriving in an environment that understands and meets their needs.Talk openly about your own practices to achieve productivity and a healthy work-life balance.
This can be particularly beneficial for neurodivergent employees who often struggle to maintain boundaries and who may need more time to recharge or manage stress.