PositivePossum6Senior Contributor
Inclusive workplaces
Hello everyone,
I slept very well last night and this morning I got a bit of housecleaning done. Anyhow, on to the topic: what do you consider is an inclusive workplace? Inclusive workplaces are very important to me --- a person who has autism. For me, inclusive workplaces are those that are mindful of people who are neurodiverse; or people who have autism. Some examples I suggest that would indicate an inclusive workplace are the following:
1. At the interview stage, if questions can be written down so I can read what is being asked then that will reduce my performance anxiety.
2. Again at the interview stage, if interview questions are sent to the candidate in advance that would drastically alleviate performance anxiety.
3. The reduction of artificial light and the introduce of natural light into the office space. I find it very hard to deal with artificial light, but natural light is well and truly my favourite.
4. Finally, I believe that an inclusive workplace is a trauma-informed workplace.
I look forward to hearing your suggestions, and I should like to also let you know there is no right or wrong answer; all ideas are welcome and equally considered.