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Dyslexics possess highly valued skills for the future job market, from analytical to creative thinking 💪 Despite their evident value, there is a disconnect between how dyslexics perceive the recruiting process and how HR leaders view it. A report by Randstad Enterprise and Made By Dyslexia revealed dyslexics believe recruiting processes don't identify their unique skills while employers believe they can. Here's how workplaces can bridge that gap and get more dyslexic talent in their workforce ➡️ #Dyslexia #Skills #TalentAcquisition

Dyslexics possess highly valued skills for the future job market, from analytical to creative thinking 💪 Despite their evident value, there is a disconnect between how dyslexics perceive the recruiting process and how HR leaders view it. A report by Randstad Enterprise and Made By Dyslexia revealed dyslexics believe recruiting processes don't identify their unique skills while employers believe they can. Here's how workplaces can bridge that gap and get more dyslexic talent in their workforce ➡️ #Dyslexia #Skills #TalentAcquisition

Dyslexics possess highly valued skills for the future job market, from analytical to creative thinking 💪 Despite their evident value, there is a disconnect between how dyslexics perceive the recruiting process and how HR leaders view it. A report by Randstad Enterprise and Made By Dyslexia revealed dyslexics believe recruiting processes don't identify their unique skills while employers believe they can. Here's how workplaces can bridge that gap and get more dyslexic talent in their workforce ➡️ #Dyslexia #Skills #TalentAcquisition

Dyslexics possess highly valued skills for the future job market, from analytical to creative thinking 💪 Despite their evident value, there is a disconnect between how dyslexics perceive the recruiting process and how HR leaders view it. A report by Randstad Enterprise and Made By Dyslexia revealed dyslexics believe recruiting processes don't identify their unique skills while employers believe they can. Here's how workplaces can bridge that gap and get more dyslexic talent in their workforce ➡️ #Dyslexia #Skills #TalentAcquisition

People/Talent leaders... hear me when I say this: 'You are enough' Not feeling like you are enough is at the heart of the burnout cycle. We keep giving, giving, giving until we have nothing left to give. Amiright? Breaking the cycle of overworking and over-giving can be challenging, but it's possible with self-awareness, intentionality, and support. Here is a good place to start: 1️⃣ Reflect. Take time to reflect on your motivations for overworking and over-giving.  2️⃣ Restrict. Establish clear boundaries around your time, energy, and resources.  3️⃣ Rest. Nurture your physical, emotional, and mental well-being.  4️⃣ Restructure. Learn to delegate tasks and responsibilities to others, whether it's at work or at home.  5️⃣ Relate. Surround yourself with a community who encourage you and lift you up.  6️⃣ Reevaluate. Get super clear about what you want and need in this season of life. And plot reveal... that's exactly what I have created with the Bloom method. A step by step programme that sees you claim the life and career you really want. As YOU. It's obviously a little long for me to explain the whole process in a post, but the good news is, I've decided to host a free masterclass to walk you through the method in a lot more detail. Join me March 21st, 11am ET/3pm UK time (daylight savings!) where I will share with you 'How to use the Bloom method to stop feeling like an imposter, skyrocket your salary and manifest your dream career in 2024'. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/g39t7ayG ✳️ Hello, I’m Ruth, my mission is to empower women in HR to reclaim their confidence, take up space and manifest their dream career ✨ Come and say hello or simply follow along for leadership hacks, career ideas, coaching activities and everything in between 💫

Highly engaged, highly inclusive managers communicate with structure and substance to achieve the following outcomes: - Understand each employee's strengths, weaknesses, and everything in between. - Set employees up for success by setting expectations, goals, and timelines. - Support employees in their work by tracking tangible progress, solving problems along the way, and providing necessary resources. - Help employees meet the most important goals by offering opportunities and earning rewards in line with their unique goals. ✏️: Psychology Today Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3RRhSx2? #InclusiveLeadership #DEI

I recently delved into this TechFinitive.com interview featuring Amanda Cable, Educative, Inc. Global Head of People. I would highly recommend this piece to other HR leaders, as it shares invaluable insights that resonated deeply with me. Adding some key bits below: - “Early in my military career, as a young manager, my leader told me that if I could build my team and develop them in a way that they would one day be promoted ahead of me, then that was a sign that I had done my job as their manager.” - “The old way of thinking, ‘live to work’, no longer applies and if businesses want to hire and retain the best employees, they have to shift their thinking to a ‘work-to-live’ understanding.” - “Employee retention is one of the biggest challenges. The term ‘job hopper’ doesn’t apply to today’s workforce. Employees will no longer stick around when they’re unhappy or not getting what they want. They will bounce around until they find an employer who aligns with their values.” https://lnkd.in/eTmSnbz9 #HumanResources #Leadership #EmployeeEngagement #WorkplaceCulture

In "The Neurodiversity Edge," Maureen Dunne offers a compelling look at how businesses can gain a competitive advantage by harnessing the unique talents of neurodivergent individuals. From enhancing recruitment processes to fostering a workplace that values different cognitive profiles, this book provides essential insights and strategies for leaders aiming to build more inclusive and innovative teams. . 📘 #BusinessInnovation #NeurodiversityInclusion #LeadershipDevelopment #ProfessionalGrowth https://ow.ly/tkA050RzXx2

Unconscious biases are, well, unconscious, which makes them hard to identify, much less know their true impact. It’s a complex and sometimes controversial issue. Is it any wonder that there are so many misconceptions around what to do? Before you can take steps to operate more fairly and effectively at work, you need to get your bearings. Get the tools to identify and address unconscious bias in your organization. Create a fair and inclusive environment that attracts, engages, and retains talent. https://lnkd.in/dsND8rt6