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Code-switching – Why some employees feel the need to “play a role” at work

Code-switching – Why some employees feel the need to “play a role” at work

Update: 2023-09-17
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We all have different ways of presenting ourselves in different situations. We might talk or act differently at work than we do around family and friends. It’s called code-switching.  


But for people of diverse backgrounds, constantly changing who you are to fit in with a certain work culture takes an exhausting toll.  


Dwayne Good is the founder of Aboriginal-owned travel company, InTravel Group. He’ll explain why the subtle codes we sometimes have to live by at work are out-dated. And how to create a workplace where employees don’t need to switch.  


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Getting It Right is a Jobsbank podcast. It was produced by Deadset Studios and hosted by Rae Johnston.  


Find your downloadable Getting It Right Guide here; plus plenty more handy resources to help you with inclusive hiring at the Jobsbank Resource Centre. 


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Host: Rae Johnston 


Deadset Studios executive producers: Kellie Riordan, Ann Chesterman, Rachel Fountain 


Deadset Studios producer: Luci McAfee 


Sound Design: Scott Stronach 


We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land on which this show was made. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Code-switching – Why some employees feel the need to “play a role” at work

Code-switching – Why some employees feel the need to “play a role” at work

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