A global pandemic and civil unrest have accelerated meaningful workplace changes over the last few years. We were given the opportunity to redefine where we work, how we work, and who is represented at work. Our "future of work" conversations expanded to address burnout, mental health, racial diversity and equity. Organizations got the chance to hit the reset button – and many did, settling into a new normal as 2022 closed.
Especially meaningful to me were the efforts to include neurodiverse hiring in companies' DEI initiatives. Leaders like Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Google Cloud, Wells Fargo, Dell, and Deloitte actively sought to hire and accommodate people with autism and other neurodiverse conditions, including dyslexia, ADHD, and Tourette syndrome.
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