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3. Inclusion
One of my favorite sayings is that "Great employees reduce the stress of those around them"
Great companies create environments that reduce unnecessary stress of their employees (Im not talking hitting quota or getting the product out the door stress), which in turn increases productivity
This is what Inclusion is all about. Making all employees, no matter who they are or how they see themselves, feel comfortable in their environment and able to do their jobs
Again, it's not easy.
2. Equity
Treating people equally does not mean treating them the same.
I made the mistake for a lot of years thinking it did.
Equity is a core principle of business.
Put your employees in a position to succeed. Recognize their differences and play to their strengths where ever possible. It is not a hard concept. But it is not easy to implement. Most workforces don't have the depth of management to do this well. When it's not done well it can create tension and resentment.
Not my intention to criticize Jayden's Heisman speech. He is not a person given to flowery statements. Gets to the point. But he included EVERYONE. His mention of Greg Brooks was especially thoughtful. He prepared for the moment like he does for a game. Congratulations, JD.
When universities scream they can’t afford humanities or expanded libraries, or
that tuition has to go up and up and up, be sure to say hi to Jimbo Fisher who is $75 million richer for failing to meet goals.
We couldn’t be dumber if we tried super duper hard to be dumber.