EP 019028 November 2023 · 34 min
Why are inclusive behaviours important in the workplace? Ft. Marsha Ramroop
34:06Inclusive behaviour is not a side issue for architecture practices. It affects who joins the profession, who stays, how teams work and how design decisions are made.
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Stephen Drew speaks with Marsha Ramroop about cultural intelligence, inclusive behaviours, workplace culture, representation, defensiveness, listening and how inclusion connects directly to design and practice.
The conversation covers:
Why inclusion is about behaviour, not only identity labels
How inclusive practice affects who enters and stays in architecture
What cultural intelligence means in the workplace
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Hello everyone. It's an evening one. It's gonna be important. Get your pen and paper. Heavy reflection. Gotta look into that ugly mirror. What are inclusive behaviors? I gotta tell you now I wanna spoil it. You just go away 25 more seconds.
I wonder how many of you have got a cheeky wine? I wouldn't blame you. Red Bull for me. The show goes on. In seconds.
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