Nikky Gupta
Mar 07, 2025

Mind your language: How inclusive communication can reshape workplaces

Organisations that embrace inclusive communication achieve higher employee engagement and improved decision-making, says Teamwork Communications Group's co-founder.

A gender-agnostic and inclusive communication strategy is not about ignoring gender but about ensuring that language and workplace interactions empower everyone equally.

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