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Alicia O’Brien: Employers must embrace neurodiversity in the workplace

Employers must embrace neurodiversity to unlock the full potential of their workforces.

That’s according to Alicia O’Brien, SVP of innovation and customer success, who wrote a guest column for the Tampa Bay Business Journal.

O’Brien explained,

In today's competitive business environment, embracing neurodiversity in the workplace is not just a box to check off in the pursuit of a ‘diverse’ workforce. It’s a critical strategy that can drive innovation, creativity and problem-solving.”

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Alicia O'Brien

SVP of innovation and customer success | WilsonHCG

To genuinely achieve a diverse, equitable and inclusive workforce, organizations should adopt a skills-first organizational model instead of a traditional education-based approach, she added.

You can read the article on the Tampa Bay Business Journal’s website