Strategy

Employee resource groups provide three key things, says Jomo Castro of AT&T — networking, an opportunity to showcase skills and learn new ones, and the chance to impact your community. At AT&T, a strong ERG community and employee networks have allowed the company’s employees to tackle local issues and lean in from a volunteer perspective.

Employee resource groups provide three key things, says Jomo Castro of AT&T — networking, an opportunity to showcase skills and learn new ones, and the chance to impact your community. At AT&T, a strong ERG community and employee networks have allowed the company’s employees to tackle local issues and lean in from a volunteer perspective.

Employee resource groups provide three key things, says Jomo Castro of AT&T — networking, an opportunity to showcase skills and learn new ones, and the chance to impact your community. At AT&T, a strong ERG community and employee networks have allowed the company’s employees to tackle local issues and lean in from a volunteer perspective.

Ingrid Fetell Lee, author of “The Aesthetics of Joy,” talks about the experience of joy in the workplace.