Unwritten Rules: Courage to ACT
Good leaders understand and play by the written rules of their organization. Yet, a company’s unwritten rules are the ones that most influence employee behavior.
Good leaders understand and play by the written rules of their organization. Yet, a company’s unwritten rules are the ones that most influence employee behavior.
While employees may resist diversity training, they are drawn to practical information about how to work with those who are different. They want effective work relationships. Building diversity and inclusion as a pillar of your business strategy better prepares you to anticipate and design future-ready solutions.
Many employees view themselves as on the “outside looking in.” They feel disconnected rather than motivated and engaged. Innolect’s flip-focus guide, OutsideIN: Tips for Building and Engaging and Inclusive Environment can help.