This week, we met with Dr. Greg Charlop, to discuss what top women executives and medical research have learned about the importance of girls participating in sports programs.
In this episode Steve shares how some organizations are creating new leadership roles to support wellbeing, culture, and flexible working.
This week, we met with Jason Lioy from Dawn Foods, to discuss the importance of supporting women in leadership and building an inclusive workplace and team culture.
This week, we met with Jeff Korzenik, Author of UnTapped Talent: How Second Chance Hiring Works for Your Business and the Community, to discuss the benefits of giving workers with criminal backgrounds a fair chance at employment.
This week we are back with the Workplace Movie Hall of Fame series talking about the HR, workplace, and leadership lessons from the 1975 movie Jaws, starring Roy Schneider, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss; directed by Steven Spielberg.
This week we were joined by Wendi Runyon at Schneider Electric to talk about the importance of STEM education and how to align career opportunities for graduates.
This week we were joined by Lars Schmidt, author of the new book “Redefining HR” that looks at the evolution of HR and People Relations.
This week on the HR Happy Hour Show we are back with the Workplace Movie Hall of Fame series talking about the HR, workplace and leadership lessons from the 1995 movie Apollo 13 starring Tom Hanks, Bill Paxton, Kevin Bacon and Ed Harris and directed by Ron Howard.
In this episode, Steve talks about how one executive at JPMorgan Chase discovered an unconscious bias she was falling in to when managing her team.
In this episode, Steve talks about how Google uses a specific set of 13 questions that employees are asked about their managers.
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