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How to Speak Gen Z – The HR Edition!
I wanted to share this video on “How to speak Gen Z” that my Recruiting Manager, Zach Jensen, from my office found. Zach is a Millennial and his original comment…
Career Confessions from Gen Z: Tips to Being Successful
Everyone’s goal is to be successful. There are little changes that you can make each day that can have a big impact on your success
Career Confessions of Gen Z: HR without a Degree
It was exam season of my 2nd year at UC Berkeley, the “#1 Public University in the World”. Per the typical college student in the midst winter, I thought, “What…
The One Reliable Rule of Thumb in HR and Recruiting…
The English phrase rule of thumb refers to a principle with broad application that is not intended to be strictly accurate or reliable for every situation. It refers to an…
What Employees Are Most Receptive to Your Pseudo-Profound Bullsh*t?
I have to tell you I’m just in love with this headline for so many reasons, but probably mostly because everyone who reads it instantly starts shaking their head in…
Are you ‘Manager Shaming’? #WorkHuman
Do you know what’s wrong with companies and organizations? I know the answer because I go to a lot of conferences and listen to a lot of speakers. All of…
Management 2.0 #WorkHuman
I was at the WorkHuman conference this week in Nashville and came across some great content I wanted to share. One of my favorites was from Professor Gary Hamel who…
How am I Really Doing?
One of the things that is very important to me as I navigate my professional career in Human Resources is feedback and constructive criticism. I cannot stress enough how important…
4 Ways to Enhance the Workplace for Generation Z
The youngest talent populating the labour market belongs to a cohort called Generation Z; generally defined as anyone born after 1997. Now making up roughly 30% of the global population,…
Hiring Alone – The Biggest Failure of Talent Acquisition!
It takes a village. That’s what Hillary told us in her famous children’s book