Neurodiversity Celebration Week

Neurodiversity refers to the different ways people think, act and behave. Between 15 and 20 percent of the global population are neurodivergent which means they have a mind that diverges significantly from what is considered "normal" or neurotypical.
Neurodivergent conditions can include autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and dyslexia, among others.

To mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week, in this week's newsletter we're highlighting the importance of embracing neurodivergence in the workplace and the benefits that having a diverse talent pool can bring. Plus, we're offering 20% off annual or quarterly subscriptions to help you improve your management and leadership capabilities to further support everyone in your team.  
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Neurodiversity in the workplace

Encouraging neurodiversity in the workplace can have significant organizational benefits, such as enhanced diversity of thought and a richer pool of talent.

This article explores the ways workplaces can support neurodivergent employees.
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Neurodiversity at work infographic

Do you know how best to support neurodivergent team members? 

Discover what neurodiversity means, and how you can better recruit and support neurodivergent people at work, with our handy infographic.
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New insights from Mindtools Manager Skills Assessment

Dr Anna Barnett, Senior Insights Analyst at Mindtools. shares insight from the early adopters of our new Manager Skills Assessment (MSA):  

“In the MSA, we map the 12 essential skills in our ‘what makes a good manager’ framework to a benchmark. Interestingly, so far, the skills that managers are struggling with the most are transparent communication and providing guidance for their team members.”  

How do you compare to our benchmark?
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Video of the week: Dyslexia in the workplace

Dyslexia is a learning difficulty that affects up to 15 percent of the population, so it's essential that workplaces do what they can to support dyslexic individuals. 

But what is dyslexia? And what are the signs that someone could have it? Watch our video to find out more!
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