#LifeAtD2L
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Mini-Figure Magic: How Lego Brings Employee Recognition to Life
What’s the buzz about lately? It’s all about our new 2024 Lego mini-figure program. This isn’t just about stacking blocks; it’s about celebrating each of us in a way that...
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Get to Know D2L's Employee Resource Groups and Committees
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D2L has a number of employee resource groups (ERGs) and committees that contribute to our culture and employee experience. Over the years, D2Lers have come together to create these groups...
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Boomerang Corner: Find out Why D2Lers Love “Coming Home”
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We get it—sometimes people want to move onto other challenges. But sometimes they also come back. Employees who leave and return are what we call boomerangs.
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Embracing Neurodiversity: Unmasking at Work
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Starting a new role often comes with some uncertainties and new anxieties. For me, uncertainties with a new role turned into my AuDHD* diagnosis and the realization that D2L is...
Empowering Growth: D2L’s Mentorship Program
At D2L, we believe in fostering an inclusive and supportive workplace where everyone can thrive. One of the ways we achieve this is through our Women in Action (WIN) employee...
Get to Know D2L's Employee Resource Groups and Committees
D2L has a number of employee resource groups (ERGs) and committees that contribute to our culture and employee experience. Over the years, D2Lers have come together to create these groups...
Desire to Grow: Discover the D2L HQ Community Garden
At D2L, we take our desire to grow seriously. That’s why we’ve rolled up our sleeves, donned our gardening gloves, and created a thriving community garden at our headquarters in...
D2Lers Pitch in to Put Trash in Its Place
D2Lers from the Toronto Office celebrated Earth Day with a spring clean-up event at Queen's Park. The event was organized by the Toronto Social Committee and in total, 16 D2Lers collected ten bags of garbage from the park.
Celebrating Success: Push-Up Challenge
On February 1, 2024, D2Lers rolled up their sleeves, stretched out their arms, flexed some muscles and came together to support mental health across Canada.
What Do You Do for Work? Bring in Your Parents and Kids Day
Growing up, most of us probably got up in the morning, headed off to school, came home and went about our afterschool routines. While we were doing that, our parents were doing their jobs too. But what did they do?