This week in HR, Google fired yet another employee for labor advocacy as its culture shifts, HBR outlined the different types of corporate brands, pes...
December 20, 2019 Read more
For HR
Transforming a toxic workplace culture can be done, and #MeToo is going to see that it happens....
December 18, 2019 Read more
CHRO Roxanne Lagano had two main challenges when her company spun off from Pfizer: Easing the transition and handling a big layoff. CHRO Roxanne Lagan...
December 16, 2019 Read more
This week in HR, an interesting argument was made that bias is easier to fix in a bot than a human, we learned that tech job growth is concentrating i...
December 13, 2019 Read more
How can you be sure you're targeting women-friendly workplaces? It's a matter of asking the right questions in your job interviews....
December 11, 2019 Read more
This week in HR, Google’s founders walked away (in part because of employee unrest?), college students may overestimate the importance of major sele...
December 6, 2019 Read more
The vast pay inequity between CEOs and workers has been grabbing the headlines, with some saying it may well topple capitalism if not addressed....
December 4, 2019 Read more
At a company with a 150-year history, its culture, tradition, and values inform everything HR does....
December 2, 2019 Read more
HR's frustration with Glassdoor is palpable. A disgruntled employee posts a bad review with dubious validity, Glassdoor lets it stand, and HR's job ge...
November 25, 2019 Read more
Susan Melcher brought a unique HR perspective to her job at Interactive Health, a corporate wellness company. In HR at her past job, she was a client....
November 25, 2019 Read more
This week in HR, HR’s to-do list just got longer courtesy of Glassdoor’s hiring trends predictions, portable PTO became law in Philly, we discover...
November 22, 2019 Read more
As it turns out, there is such a thing as women's work, and those types of jobs are particularly vulnerable to AI takeover....
November 20, 2019 Read more
This week in HR, a new podcast by a renowned couples therapist took on HR issues, millennials were bummed, hiring was compared to stock trading, and t...
November 15, 2019 Read more
The venerable Second City comedy troupe makes a third of its revenue, $50M per year, training corporate execs to be less stiff....
November 13, 2019 Read more
Jen Vasin, now the senior vice president of HR at Insight, joined the company by way of an acquisition in 2008....
November 11, 2019 Read more
This week in HR, McDonald’s top HR exec was out in the wake of the CEO scandal, the 4-day workweek was all over the news, the FBI tackled bias in hi...
November 8, 2019 Read more
Burnout can lead to more than just not wanting to go to work every day. It can affect your health. Common causes include unsupportive managers, no cle...
November 6, 2019 Read more
This week in HR, HBR pondered AI bias, a new HR book used Genghis Khan as a model for corporate culture, Workforce announced its Optimas Awards winner...
November 1, 2019 Read more
Scoutible is a video game used in job interviews that uses AI to analyze a candidate's choices and compare them with those of top performers....
October 30, 2019 Read more
This week in HR, E&Y gave HR a cautionary tale about vetting your training vendors, ultralearning became a thing, WeWork CEOs got the ultimate golden ...
October 25, 2019 Read more
