Hotline: (+84) 949 594 116
Tel: (+84-24) 73033699
Live support
Hotline: (+84) 949 594 116
Tel: (+84-24) 73033699
Blog

Blog

Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace

admin March 11, 2024

When I was first applying for jobs, I had a bad interview experience. I’m not ashamed to share this because I think that my experience might help other people that could be right now in a similar situation.

Popular Post

What is the meaning of diversity in the workplace?

Diversity is related to gender in my country, which is good to have some communities who fight for having better rights for women in the society. But, on the other hand we need not to forget that diversity is a wider topic that also implies how we can be more inclusive with age, ethnicity, culture, skills, experience and more

What is belonging in the workplace?

The Achievers Workforce Institute defines belonging as an experience of connection, security, and community — it’s about feeling at home in one’s place, without reservation. A true sense of belonging at work is the deepest outcome measure of engagement.

Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace

Benefits of diversity and inclusion at work

  • Bigger talent pool
  • Increased employee engagement and trust
  • New perspectives and innovation
  • Better decision-making
  • Improved performance
  • Stronger business results and profits

A diverse and inclusive environment establishes a sense of belonging among employees, making them feel more connected and productive. Organizations that adopt D&I practices see huge gains in the form of business results, innovation, and decision-making.

Bigger talent pool

Expanding your recruitment searches to more diverse candidates—including background, ethnicity, age, etc.—widens your talent pool and increases your chances of finding the best hire.

Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace

Diversity will improve your current business and 67 percent of workers consider diversity when seeking employment. Hiring more diverse individuals is crucial in attracting more interested, qualified applicants.

Replies to This Discussion