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What if the secret to creating inclusion wasn’t bringing everyone together to be comfortable
What if the secret to creating inclusion was to bring everyone together to collide?
Get your pen and paper ready because we’re going to be talking about collision theory and employee resource groups. I know, sometimes it sounds like I just make this stuff up but I don’t.
Every week, we inform and educate using applied research and thought leaderships and this week is no exception
In todays show we discuss several things including:
Employee resource groups increase energy in individual members
“resource groups give people confidence; helps people to develop as leaders but it also boosts the energy of individual members compared to people who aren’t members”
Personal energy can be used to create collisions
“The energy is deemed to be essential to being able to successfully handle individual collisions with people different from you”
Collisions may lead to changes in behaviour and release more energy
“collisions release energy, and it’s the ability to use that energy to work together to create something bigger than themselves that helps organizations meet their inclusion goals”
SHOWNOTES
The Collision Theory of Employee Resource Groups
The post Why Collisions May Be The Secret to Creating Inclusion appeared first on Element of Inclusion.
By Dr Jonathan Ashong-Lamptey Diversity & Inclusion I Broadcaster I Speaker I Protagonist4.9
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What if the secret to creating inclusion wasn’t bringing everyone together to be comfortable
What if the secret to creating inclusion was to bring everyone together to collide?
Get your pen and paper ready because we’re going to be talking about collision theory and employee resource groups. I know, sometimes it sounds like I just make this stuff up but I don’t.
Every week, we inform and educate using applied research and thought leaderships and this week is no exception
In todays show we discuss several things including:
Employee resource groups increase energy in individual members
“resource groups give people confidence; helps people to develop as leaders but it also boosts the energy of individual members compared to people who aren’t members”
Personal energy can be used to create collisions
“The energy is deemed to be essential to being able to successfully handle individual collisions with people different from you”
Collisions may lead to changes in behaviour and release more energy
“collisions release energy, and it’s the ability to use that energy to work together to create something bigger than themselves that helps organizations meet their inclusion goals”
SHOWNOTES
The Collision Theory of Employee Resource Groups
The post Why Collisions May Be The Secret to Creating Inclusion appeared first on Element of Inclusion.

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