Inclusive managers do not stifle the flow of ideas, and make people feel valued, respected and listened to. They try to minimize any blind spots and have an open mindset.

Inclusive managers are humble and courageous, admitting their own mistakes if required and willing to speak up, challenging the status quo.

Managers who are inclusive are able to adapt to different cultural settings, and function in vibrant cultures, while keeping their own identity and authenticity intact.

Diversity in the workplace brings the skills, perspectives, and experiences organizations require to be successful and productive.

A high level of commitment from a manager inspires and empowers the team to reach provide their full output.

Inclusive managers know that they need to allow individuals to express their opinions freely, without any retribution or judgement.

Inclusive managers show an openness to different ways of doing things, embracing the unknown, uncomfortable and unfamiliar.