Shaping an Inclusive Culture Through Policy and Training

Technology workplaces can enhance inclusion by establishing clear policies that discourage personal inquiries about family. Training managers to focus on professional skills and support needs rather than family status helps create an equitable environment for all employees.

Technology workplaces can enhance inclusion by establishing clear policies that discourage personal inquiries about family. Training managers to focus on professional skills and support needs rather than family status helps create an equitable environment for all employees.

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