Beyond the “Business Case” for DEI

I hardly ever hear anyone talk about the “business case for diversity” anymore, and what a relief.. Yes, by now there’s a mountain of research telling you that an organization that’s both diverse and inclusive will make your organization more innovative, your workforce more engaged, your profits more, well profitable.  And while fostering an inclusive work environment should be a moral imperative, the truth is that increasingly, it’s what prospective employees expect – even demand.   As organizations strive to attract diverse talent, they unlock a wealth of unique perspectives and experiences that enrich their teams and propel growth.  So now that you’ve got them, you’ll want to  keep them. So keep them growing, learning and ideally, advancing. 

A cornerstone of a successful DEI strategy  is offering robust development programs and mentorship opportunities. When employees feel supported and valued, they’re more likely to stay committed to their roles, leading to increased job satisfaction and improved productivity.

Have you done any hiring lately?  What support has your organization provided to encourage diverse talent pipelines?

#diversity #equity #Inclusion #hiring #DEI #hiringbestpractices #inclusivehiring

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