If you are in the C-suite or leading HR strategy, it's time to upgrade your inclusion playbook. Invisible differences aren’t barriers, they're part of being human; and every difference has its own part to play.
Neurodiversity in the workplace encompasses a wide range of cognitive differences beyond the more commonly recognised autism and ADHD. Conditions such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, sensory processing disorder, and others bring distinct strengths—like creativity, visual thinking, and strategic insight—that can significantly benefit organisations.
The movement isn’t gone, but evolving in response to shifting priorities. While some countries and companies scale back under political and economic pressures, others use tech to drive inclusive practices.