Episode 28. The compelling numbers behind building a diverse culture with Nadege Minois

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Podcast Bullet points


  1. The Business Blind Spots Exposed podcast, hosted by Vinai Rahman, explores how business success is fundamentally linked to understanding employees and organizational processes. The podcast aims to bring expert perspectives to identify and tackle these "blind spots" in business.
  2. The guest, Nadege Minois, has extensive international experience, having lived and worked in four countries. She emphasized the value of cultural diversity in teams and the negative consequences of not understanding each other, even when speaking the same language. Minois attributes underperformance in teams to cultural misunderstandings and a lack of diverse perspectives.
  3. Minois explained that diverse viewpoints are essential to business innovation and effectiveness. A lack of diversity can result in "groupthink," where dominant voices can stifle alternative perspectives. This leads to reduced agility, responsiveness, and sustainable growth in an organization.
  4. Both host and guest stressed the financial cost of disengagement. An example was cited in which a lack of employee engagement led to an estimated loss of $76,000. High levels of disengagement indicate a gap between what employees expect from their job and what they experience, which could result from a lack of inclusion.
  5. The discussion concluded that organizational commitment to diversity and inclusion is crucial for business success. Inclusion operates on both an individual and organizational level, demanding both systemic and personal change. Businesses need to rethink and reassemble their 'cultural jigsaw' to include a wider range of perspectives for better problem-solving and innovation.