Dr Sarah Babb: Why Neurodiversity is Your Organisation's Secret Weapon

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Sarah challenges traditional views of neurodivergence, revealing how conditions like ADHD and autism offer unique strengths that organisations desperately need to create more innovative, honest, and productive workplaces. The conversation explores how neuroinclusive cultures can address rising workplace disengagement to provide differentiation in competitive environments.

30 Apr English South Africa Management · Self-Improvement

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