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Creating the Roadmap From Accessibility to Inclusive Excellence

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Hey there! Today, we embark on a strategic exploration of accessibility and its profound connection to inclusion. Throughout February, we’ve been preparing for a roadmap that enables businesses to seamlessly transition from addressing accessibility to achieving inclusive excellence in their recruitment strategies.

 

Crafting a Seamless Transition: Accessibility to Inclusive Excellence

Accessibility isn't a standalone effort; it's the first step toward building an inclusive organizational culture. This blog invites you to join us in outlining a comprehensive roadmap, ensuring a smooth transition from addressing accessibility to embracing inclusive excellence in every facet of recruitment.

 

Develop visuals that depict the roadmap to inclusive recruitment – a visual journey that encapsulates key steps in seamlessly integrating accessibility into recruitment strategies. From inclusive job postings to accessible hiring processes, the roadmap envisions a future where inclusion is embedded in every step.

 

Accessibility SWOT

It's tough to go somewhere if you don't know where you are. That is why it is crucial to assess where your company's accessibility sits right now. I always find a SWOT analysis is a great place to start before creating a roadmap, unsure what to include? I've started an accessibility resources section to my website, and will be adding tools and information to help you on your journey! Consider the strategic integration of accessibility into your inclusive talent strategy, showcasing how it forms the foundation for a recruitment strategy that attracts, welcomes, and values diverse talents.

 

Every strategy needs a roadmap and inclusive recruitment goes beyond the visual, it needs the substance behind it.

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