Pete Digs Deep: Why you Should Think Differently: Neuro Atypicality with Pete Crosby
WEBINAR DETAILS
About
Pete Crosby was joined by Helen Taylor, Simon Bloom, Tanwen Crosby and Denise Lubaway for another session of his 'Pete Digs Deep' residency with Sales Impact Academy.
Agenda
Projective Identification - the basis for bias against people is we project the things we dislike about ourselves onto others.
Interview process can fail to test the strengths of those with neurotypicality - have varied tests and ways of interviewing and ask your candidates for feedback.
The animal part of our brain is computing millions of decisions and the human brain computes only 7 - we need to unpack our assumptions and rationalise our viewpoints of each other.
There is a competitive advantage in cognitive diversity - view your team as having different brain types and actively review your processes to be compatible with biodiversity.
As leaders of businesses we need to change our perceptions of autism in the workplace - Make sure you have conversations with your team on their cognitive abilities and get them to create a communications handbook.
Pete Crosby is a Non-Executive Director at Kluster- a computer software company which enables world-class revenue reporting and forecasting for SaaS & Tech businesses. He just also happens to be Chair at the Manchester Revenue Collective, Founding...
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