Grace Yip - Being an Inclusive Leader in Practice

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with the Head of HR at Accenture. Try this litmus test: find the person in your team who is most different to the others and ask them if they feel they belong. Grace Yip, Head of HR at Accenture, explains this will give you a sense if your organisation is really inclusive. She discusses what else leaders can be doing to allow an environment where everyone can thrive as their authentic self. - This podcast is brought to you by Tigerhall. To access more content like this from Asia’s leading business leaders from the world’s most successful brands such as Facebook and Google, download the Tigerhall app from the App Store or Google Play now.

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