Your approach to inclusion is most similar to other...

Investigators

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Analytical

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Insightful

volunteer_activism

Compassionate

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Cautious

Your inclusion beliefs
Traditionalist Investigator Advocate
Inclusion belief results are split into 5 pillars, each representing a unique aspect of inclusion. Your responses to the survey can be compared to other responders, which allows us to assign you a 'grade' for each pillar. We do this so that you can consider where your inclusive strengths are and how they differ to the rest of the population.

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Your beliefs in detail
? Openness to Change ? Embracing Difference ? Awareness of Systemic Bias ? Bias Introspection ? Positive Actions 100% 50% 0%
Your inclusion motivation
Disengaged Moderate Passionate
There are many reasons why someone would be more or less motivated to discuss DEI, varying from previous life experiences to other life priorities. These are the reasons you told us.

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Your motivation in detail
? Belief Conviction ? Prioritization ? Personal Impact 100% 50% 0%
Your ability to speak up
Muted Cautious Vocal
There are several reasons why someone might not be able to communicate their beliefs and motivation, varying from unsafe environments to individual personality. These are the reason you told us.

These results are private. Only those you choose to share this link with can see these results. Your organisation can only see the average results of many people.
Your beliefs in detail
? Psychological Safety ? Status and Role ? Expressiveness ? Authenticity 100% 50% 0%

You are...

analytics

Analytical

A Connector is intent on taking a deeper look at experiences in the workplace and trying to better understand the dynamics at play. You may have read articles or seen data on diversity and inclusion. Connectors usually find this information fascinating and they are interested in understanding the concept of unconscious bias. The idea that something can be going on in our minds that we are not aware of can be a little disconcerting - especially when you’ve come to rely on your brain for your success in the workplace!

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Insightful

You are probably noticing patterns and it may seem like the people getting recognized and rewarded have similarities that don’t always have to do with work-related criteria. When you look at the various career paths of your colleagues, you are connecting the dots and may wonder if the reasons for those differences might be more related to opportunity than ability or commitment.

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Compassionate

Connectors are interested in seeing the workplace through their colleagues’ eyes. It is important to you to learn what it is like to walk in someone else’s shoes, especially if they have a very different background or personal characteristics from you.

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Cautious

As a Connector, you may have engaged in conversations about how the workplace could adapt to leverage the benefit of differences among people. Most likely these conversations have occurred within small groups or with people who are similar to you.

You are...

You have been increasing your awareness of where the playing field may not be level, and no doubt you’re assessing the risks and rewards of discussing these topics at work. Conversations about diversity can be very tricky. Continue to keep an eye on patterns that might indicate potential bias.  For example, are there certain people who are more frequently interrupted in meetings? Is there an individual on your team who is unintentionally left out of informal gatherings or conversations? It’s totally okay to have friends at work, but it is not okay for there to be “in-groups” and “out-groups” that determine who has access to influential networks or gets greater visibility and opportunities. Start small and build your confidence in highlighting differences and potential inequities. This is a competency that can be built over time.

Diversity & Inclusion Scientific Framework