Given what is happening in many workplaces due to economic pressures and a perceived need to do more with less, workplace boundaries is a topic worth revisiting. I’ve seen too many instances where high performers become the “go-to” person and, without anyone naming...
Respectability Politics at Work: When “Professionalism” Becomes a Gatekeeping Tool (and What to Do About It) “Be more polished.” “That wasn’t the right tone.” “Try to sound more like an executive.” These phrases can look like ordinary workplace coaching until you...
Burnout Isn’t a Personal Failure: The Systems Fix Leaders Can Make (and Professionals Can Ask For) I’ve been a working professional for over 20 years, and the challenges facing many organizations and employees are tougher than usual – and may not resolve quickly...
In my recent post on Inclusion-by-Design, I discussed the “quiet shift,” namely, the movement away from performative awareness and toward embedding equity, including considerations for neurodiverse employees, into the very architecture of our...
In today’s constantly evolving professional landscape, the conversation around Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) is reaching a critical inflection point. We are moving away from the era of “performative awareness,” which is often characterized by...
In today’s dynamic workplaces, the conversation around Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) is expanding beyond representation metrics. Forward-thinking organizations recognize that a truly inclusive environment must also prioritize the mental health and...
