The Cost of Getting Onboarding Wrong
The Hidden Cost of Poor Onboarding // How To Get It Right
At Brain Types, we're shaping a world where neurodivergence is no longer disabling at work. We help teams and leaders improve their systems and workflows to support all brain types in their workforce. There is no typical.
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The Hidden Cost of Poor Onboarding // How To Get It Right

In a past roundtable we hosted this year, HR and people leaders discussed effective strategies for fostering inclusive environments for neurodivergent employees.

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. Yet the buzz from 2022 is nowhere to be seen.
Improving Onboarding Through Clarity and Transparency

Making it easier to ask the simple question we fear asking

Biased labels have biased the research, and leaders are paying the price

Redefining Neurodivergent Thinking from Disability → Diversity → Workplace Experience

tldr: I don’t believe so.

One of the strengths of my brain (and shared by others with the autism diagnosis) is that I notice when a system is failing way before others. Many systems are failing. Let's discuss a few.

Trying something new with defining terminology. Does the definition work? Does this analogy work?

We are not going to solve any debates today.

Numbers, Finally!

I created several feelings routines as part of my journey to emotional literacy.

Maybe we took Work From Home (WFH) for granted.

Despite the doom and gloom headlines about DEI, the conversations I have with HR leaders on neurodiversity continues to shift in the direction of more inclusive workplace environments.

Looking for something insightful to do over the holidays?

During our recent roundtable "Thriving Together: Neurodiversity Roundtable for Employees," one theme stood out—how access to a diagnosis impacts workplace accommodations and inclusion.

Oops, someone asked me what I was thinking and I answered!!!

The goal of this blog is to provide HR leaders with practical steps for offering workplace accommodations.

As I reflect on the challenges that neurodivergent individuals face in the workplace, I am surprised by the alarming ease with which they can be laid off or fired.