Learn why it's important not to be afraid of embracing your true self, even within your workplace, in this enlightening conversation with HR professional Jessica Pharm.
Jessica, the founder and CEO of "Blackness in the Workplace" and a dedicated podcast host advocating for equality among black professionals, shares her journey with Francine Beleyi.
They discuss the challenges and discrimination Jessica encountered, which ultimately drove her to establish "Blackness in the Workplace."
Highlights
- Jessica stresses the significance of expressing your authentic self and speaking up in the workplace.
- Employee ambassadors play a crucial role in educating others about diverse cultures and backgrounds by sharing their own experiences and perspectives. This amplifies the voices of marginalized groups and cultivates a more diverse and inclusive atmosphere.
- It is essential for companies to invest in the training and support of employee ambassadors, as they can significantly impact the company's branding, recruitment initiatives, and overall employee engagement.
For show notes, contact information, and additional resources related to this episode, visit www.francinebeleyi.com/podcast .
You can also watch the episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4yFOTTgYBN-2zAr3DWzw1w
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