LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE According to recent estimates, between 15 and 20 percent of the world’s population is neurodivergent. Although our understanding of the brain has taken some massive leaps forward, a large proportion of neurodivergent people do not have...
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE What is Neurodiversity? What does it look like in the workplace and what are the challenges for ADHDers at work? Neurodiversity is a bit of a buzz word right now - and I wanted to break it down and take a deeper look at the...
WATCH THE PODCAST EPISODE HERE "Ed Thompson is the founder and CEO of Uptimize, the leader in corporate neurodiversity training. He’s an expert in how organizations can embrace the talents of employees with autism, AHDH, dyslexia, and other forms of neurodivergence to...
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Organizations have long ignored neurodiversity, but this changed with the “neurodiversity at work” movement.
True diversity of thought on a team can provide a critical competitive advantage.
Today, top organizations are embracing neuroinclusion. Those that don’t may face talent struggles.
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LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE According to recent estimates, between 15 and 20 percent of the world’s population is neurodivergent. Although our understanding of the brain has taken some massive leaps forward, a large proportion of neurodivergent people do not have...
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE What is Neurodiversity? What does it look like in the workplace and what are the challenges for ADHDers at work? Neurodiversity is a bit of a buzz word right now - and I wanted to break it down and take a deeper look at the...
WATCH THE PODCAST EPISODE HERE "Ed Thompson is the founder and CEO of Uptimize, the leader in corporate neurodiversity training. He’s an expert in how organizations can embrace the talents of employees with autism, AHDH, dyslexia, and other forms of neurodivergence to...
READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE "As the business case for diversity and inclusion has become clearer and more evidenced, much of this has rested on the power of so-called ‘diversity of thought’ – the (proven) concept that people with varying experiences and thought...
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