🌟 Inclusive Insights: Rebecca Samarasinghe Perrault on Building Inclusive Cultures with Substance 🌟
As part of our InclusiveInsights series this Diversity Month, Diversiology is proud to spotlight the importance of depth and authenticity in creating truly inclusive work environments. Today, we’re featuring insights from Rebecca Samarasinghe Perrault, who emphasizes the need for substance beyond the surface in our efforts to foster inclusive cultures:
“Because the Twinkie is sweet is something that is on the surface. It feels very pleasant. Okay, what’s like that initial sugary delight when you bite into a Twinkie? And okay culture might give the appearance of possibility of niceness of kindness. Just like it would be lacks that depth and lacks nutritional value perhaps as well needed for really sustain well being and okay culture might lack that substance and the meaning and the connection 🤝 and belonging 🏡 and inclusion 👥 necessary for a really thriving and fulfilling work environment.”
Rebecca’s powerful analogy challenges us to look beyond the initial allure of superficial inclusivity, urging us to cultivate environments rich in substance, commitment, outcomes, meaning, connection, belonging, and inclusion. It’s a call to action for all of us to ensure our workplaces offer the substance necessary for true well-being and fulfillment.
📌 Join the Conversation: Dive deeper into the discussion on how to build work cultures that go beyond the surface, providing real substance for everyone involved. Share your experiences and strategies for creating an authentically inclusive workplace.
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