Wikimedia’s focus on workplace inclusion

Editor’s note

Dear readers,

As a foundation born in the US, Wikimedia has always placed the US at the decision-making centre of the business and modelled their recruitment approach in much the same way.

However, with the strengthening role of technology and Wikimedia’s position as a remote-first business (even pre-pandemic), broadening their talent pool was an obvious starting point to innovate the business and drive its inclusivity agenda forward.

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All the best,

Fin Murphy – Commissioning and Production Editor, HRD Connect

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