The Human Thread: Business and Society by ALEXINNA

Welcome to a special microlearning series from The Human Thread: Business and Society, where we explore the invisible forces shaping our workplaces and communities. In this inaugural episode of "Civility Reimagined," hosts Sherna Alexander Benjamin from ALEXINNA dive into a pervasive yet rarely discussed issue: workplace incivility.

Have you ever felt dismissed or ignored in a meeting? That "invisible sting" isn't just bad manners; it's incivility, and it's costing organizations millions in lost productivity, trust, and talent. We unpack how subtle, disrespectful actions erode inclusion and performance, sharing compelling data from SHRM and a powerful story of David, a supervisor who transformed his team's output by embracing civility.

Discover how dignity, respect, and ethical leadership are reshaping the future of work as we challenge common dismissals like "That's just how we talk here." Civility isn't weakness; it's workplace intelligence and the foundation of innovation.

This episode offers practical tools for immediate application:

• Rate Your Workplace: A quick self-assessment to gauge your organization's civility spectrum.

• Observe a Meeting: A simple exercise to identify moments of civility or its absence and reflect on personal impact.

Join the movement! Learn how to identify and rectify incivility in your workplace. Download ALEXINNA's Civility Assessment, take our quick online climate check, and share your insights using #CivilityIsTheFutureOfWork and tag ALEXINNA.

Because at ALEXINNA, we believe the next revolution in business isn't just technology—it's human. Tune in to understand why the future of work begins with how we treat one another.

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