Recruiting Future with Matt Alder
Business:Careers
According to recent estimates, between 15 and 20 percent of the world's population is neurodivergent. Although our understanding of the brain has taken some massive leaps forward, a large proportion of neurodivergent people do not have a formal diagnosis.
The advantages for employers with neuroinclusive cultures are significant. Not only do they open important pools of talent, but they are also recognising that everyone's brain is different. This can enable a substantial increase in collaboration, innovation and productivity.
My guest this week is Ed Thompson, Founder and CEO of Uptimize and author of the new book "A Hidden Force: Unlocking the Potential of Neurodiversity at Work". Ed has a vast amount of knowledge and experience to share on how to increase neuroinclusion.
In the interview, we discuss:
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Ep 486: Building A Second Brain
Ep 485: What Will Replace Resumes?
Ep 484: Innovation and Skills-Based Hiring
Ep 483: The Power Of Talent Marketplaces
Ep 482: The Fluid Workforce
Round Up November 2022
Ep 481: Workstyle
Ep 480: Are Job Boards Evolving?
Ep 479: Neurodiversity Hiring At Microsoft
Ep 478: Developing Talent Intelligence
Ep 477: Innovation In Hourly Hiring
Ep 476: Digital Talent At PepsiCo
Ep 475: Defining Talent
Ep 474: Talent In Tech
Ep 473: The Power Of Difference
Ep 472: Inclusive Assessment
Ep 471: Employer Brand Challenges
Round Up October 2022
Ep 470: Disability Inclusion
Ep 469: TA Technology Transformation
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