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What does an Inclusive Community look like in practice?

An Inclusive Community behaviours - Everyone

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  • I am always respectful of the backgrounds, opinions and differences of others​
  • I am aware of my approach and adapt it to suit different people and circumstances, according to their preferred style​
  • I communicate information clearly and accurately using a variety of channels​
  • I support colleagues in difficulty​
  • I consider the wider impact of my decisions and actions​
  • I take an interest in the work of other parts of the University, and how this relates to my own role​
  • I understand how my role supports achievement of University strategy

An Inclusive Community behaviours - Managers

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  • I always treat colleagues with respect and value other’s opinions ​
  • I recognise where there is a need to compromise​
  • I run productive and constructive team meetings where everyone is given an opportunity to get involved​
  • I am open and honest with my team, and deliver difficult messages in an appropriate manner ​
  • I value other’s views and take on-board differing opinions​
  • I publicise what has been achieved and give praise where it is due​
  • I form effective partnerships working collaboratively across the Institution

An Inclusive Community behaviours - Senior leaders

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  • I think beyond the needs of my specialist area​
  • I encourage open dialogue through openness and inclusivity​
  • I create a culture which places high value on collaboration and teamwork​
  • I build cohesive, formal and informal teams and networks which deliver significant value​
  • I appreciate that others may view people and their environment differently​
  • I take a collaborative and consultative approach seeking input from others in the decision-making process

 

What does an Inclusive Community look like at the University of Glasgow?