Neurodiversity will power the future of the workforce
If we are not considering it, we may miss out on some of the most innovative and creative talent available. Companies like EY, IBM, ASML and Microsoft have recognized this and are already using it as a competitive advantage.
Theo Smith believes we need to create an environment where Neurodiversity happens by design. Often our systems and processes can be a barrier to some thinking types accessing jobs and performing at their optimum.
In this interactive discussion, Theo will take you through what neurodiversity entails; why it matters so much for leaders who are trying to address workplace challenges using an evidence-based approach (something many companies lack); plus some hints and tips on supporting your employees to lean into their cognitive strengths whilst bridging some of their challenges.
What is neurodiversity?
The term neurodiversity relates to the range of differences in individual brain function and that all our brains are incredibly unique and should be valued and appreciated. The Neurodiversity movement is focused on removing barriers (but not exclusively) to individuals who are autistic, ADHD, ASD, dyslexic, dyspraxic, and highlighting their strengths and abilities.