The business benefits of attracting neurodiverse talent

 
Published on 03 Nov, 2021
Author: Chris Quickfall
Summary

Unlocking the potential of neurodiverse talent in the workplace

Learn how to unlock the benefits of neurodiverse talent by fostering inclusion, tailoring support, and leveraging technology to create innovative, productive, and equitable workplaces.

 

Neurodiversity is often overlooked in diversity and inclusion initiatives, yet it offers immense benefits to organisations.

Individuals with neurodiverse conditions bring unique perspectives and specialised skills that enhance workplace innovation, creativity, and productivity. Despite this, many neurodiverse individuals face barriers due to misconceptions, biases, and a lack of workplace support.

Companies that embrace neurodiversity benefit from a more inclusive culture that fosters collaboration and customer-centric approaches. Research shows that diverse teams are more innovative, and inclusive organisations see significant increases in profitability and innovation revenue. For example, McKinsey found that companies in the top quartile for diversity achieved a 36% profitability uplift, and Boston Consulting Group linked diverse leadership teams to 19% higher innovation revenue.

To attract and support neurodiverse employees, organisations must create an open and understanding culture. Conversations about individual working preferences, combined with cognitive assessments during onboarding, help identify strengths and tailor support. Technology enables mapping of brain profiles, ensuring roles align with cognitive abilities.

By fostering inclusivity and embracing neurodiverse talent, businesses can drive innovation, enhance workplace culture, and achieve sustainable growth while empowering individuals to reach their potential.

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Chris Quickfall
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Chris Quickfall

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While studying at university Chris was diagnosed with dyslexia. The experience of completing a cognitive assessment was genuinely transformative  for Chris. It gave him a framework to understand how he thinks and learns as an individual. But like many people, he was understandably frustrated that he had to wait until university to get...

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