This is a synopsis of the key points from my conversation with Leadership expert and author Sile Walsh.

The main points include:

• Understanding inclusion from an organisational perspective and clarifying common misconceptions.
• Challenges and cultural considerations in applying DEI principles across different geographical contexts.
• The importance of actionable practice over knowledge in diversity and inclusion training.
• Workplace boundaries and the significance of balancing personal and organisational values.
• Recognising personal responsibility in fostering workplace engagement and inclusion.
• The crucial role of diverse perspectives and effective decision-making without enforcing homogeneity.
• Strategies for inclusive leadership focusing on unmet needs and avoiding reliance on capability alone.
• The pitfalls of unconscious bias training and the need for effective implementation.
• Embracing divergent views for effective work practices without necessitating belief adoption.

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Previous Episodes:

Episode 88: Why DIsability inclusion in the workplace is important with Seonaid O’Murchadha

Episode 137: The journey to diversity inclusion and belonging with Siobhán Sweeney

Episode 167: Embracing diversity and inclusion at work with Donna O’Connor

Episode 207: Gender Equality and inclusive leadership with Robert Baker

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