Coming up on December 6th! We are thrilled to be joined by special guest - Lead DEIA Specialist and International Neurodiversity Educator Marcie Ciampi - and Uptimize CEO Ed Thompson for a discussion of key misconceptions around the topics of neurodiversity at work,...
Join Uptimize and neurodiversity ERG leaders from Salesforce and Ubisoft on how to provide a pathway to being an active neuroinclusion champion in your workplace. We will be discussing:– Why neuroinclusion is important in the workplace– How self-advocates and...
Neurodivergent professionals often have what is considered a "spikier" skills profile; when plotted on a graph, skills and strengths can play out in a pattern of high peaks and low troughs, resulting in a spiky appearance. Others - so called "generalists" - can have a...
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Even a decade ago, most people likely knew very little about neurodiversity.
Today, while the community still faces bias and misconceptions, we also see the rapid rise of “neuroinclusion” as a priority and talent strategy for leading employers.
In this webinar, we explore where this has all come from – and what employers need to know when it comes to the cultural landscape relating to neurodiversity in society and in employment.
In this session we discuss:
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Coming up on December 6th! We are thrilled to be joined by special guest - Lead DEIA Specialist and International Neurodiversity Educator Marcie Ciampi - and Uptimize CEO Ed Thompson for a discussion of key misconceptions around the topics of neurodiversity at work,...
Join Uptimize and neurodiversity ERG leaders from Salesforce and Ubisoft on how to provide a pathway to being an active neuroinclusion champion in your workplace. We will be discussing:– Why neuroinclusion is important in the workplace– How self-advocates and...
Neurodivergent professionals often have what is considered a "spikier" skills profile; when plotted on a graph, skills and strengths can play out in a pattern of high peaks and low troughs, resulting in a spiky appearance. Others - so called "generalists" - can have a...
Historically, the workplace has not been set up to be neurodivergent-friendly. Many employers unknowingly have environments, processes, and policies in place that favor neurotypical thinking styles. Furthermore, nearly 2 out of 3 employees say they’ve experienced...
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