Perception of Workplace Inclusion Quick
Survey
By Dr. Bill Howatt and Dr. Dayna
Lee-Baggley
Understanding the extent to which you feel included in a
workplace can help you gain insight into your perceived psychological
safety. Psychological safety involves believing you can speak up and
express yourself without fear of negative consequences. Without
psychological safety and inclusion, fostering diversity and equity in the
workplace is challenging. Inclusivity in the workplace benefits employers
and employees with improved productivity and innovation for employers and
better mental health and well-being for employees. This quick survey will assess your perception of feeling
included in your workplace. It is an excellent tool for leaders and teams
to spark conversations about how they can work together to create an
inclusive workplace. We all have different boundaries and perceptions of what feels
safe and unsafe. accepting different opinions without judgement and
leading with empathy, curiosity, and vulnerability allow others to share
their feelings and thoughts without fear of retaliation, rejection, and
judgement. This tool is for educational purposes only. |
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