In 1996, ELI’s president and CEO, Stephen Paskoff, wrote an article in Training magazine titled “Ending the Workplace Diversity Wars,” intending to help talent seekers welcome all employees as valued, equal members of their organization. Nearly 30 years later, Steve reflected on his piece. Despite the increased challenges of the present time, which include distributed workforces and generational differences, his initial recommendation to use commonalities—not differences—to build civility and inclusion is still accurate today. Read Stephen’s reflection today: https://bit.ly/3ZjN7EP. #WorkplaceCivility #CivilTreatmentWorkplace #TrainingMatters #CivilityRules
Stephen M. Paskoff, Esq. it’s a true testament to your vision for a better workplace that its tenets have stood the test of time and are more important than ever.
30 years of wisdom and service. Appreciate you Stephen M. Paskoff, Esq.
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1wStephen Paskoff's insights from ELI, Inc. remain crucial. Emphasizing commonalities fosters a cohesive workplace, especially amid today's challenges. By focusing on shared goals, organizations can enhance civility and inclusion, effectively bridging generational and remote work divides. This approach is both timeless and adaptable.