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Why should your candidate experience be high-tech and high-touch?
My guest on this episode is Josh Secrest, Vice President, Marketing & Client Advocacy at ParadoxDuring our conversation Josh and I discuss:
Why creativity and a passion for analytics are the perfect combination of skills for a talent acquisition leader
Why you should have different candidate experiences for different types of frontline roles
Why best in class companies are automating everything “before and after” the interview
Why employment branding is so critical in the age of high tech and low touch recruiting
Connecting with Josh: Connect with Josh Secrest on LinkedInParadox - Conversational Recruiting Software
What makes someone a great HR leader? Why is it important that the CEO’s agenda be HR’s agenda?My guests on this episode is Matt Breitfelder, Head of Human Capital and Partner at Apollo Global ManagementDuring our conversation Matt and I discuss:
Why he believes the CEO’s agenda should also be HR’s agenda
The three things that define all successful CHROs
Why you should be co-creating your culture with your employees input and how to do it
What he learned about coaching and the importance of psychological safety from Pete Carroll, the Seattle Seahawks coach
Why caring, clarity, and challenge are the keys to being a great coach
Resources mentioned in this episode:Pete Carroll: Building A Winning Organization through Purpose, Caring, and Inclusion by by Ranjay Gulati, Matthew D. Breitfelder, Monte BurkeWhy Did We Ever Go Into HR: Harvard Business Review article by Matthew D. Breitfelder and Daisy DowlingGood to Great: Why some companies make the leap and others don’t by Jim Collins
Why are mid-year conversations so important to building a culture of high performance?
My guests on this episode are Angela Lane, VP Global Talent, AbbVie and Sergey Gorbatov, Talent Executive, Professor, and AuthorDuring our conversation, Angela, Sergey, and I discuss:
How mid-year reviews can impact the performance of the business
The three step model that will radically improve how your managers are delivering feedback
Why mid-year reviews are not about the conversation, but rather the actions that follow it
Why it is important that you hold people leader accountable for having mid-year reviews...and how to do it
The common mistakes that leaders make when delivering feedback and how to fix them
Connecting with Angela Lane & Sergey Gorbatov:Sergey Gorbatov on LinkedInAngela Lane on LinkedInThe Edge You Need - Angela Lane and Sergey Gorbatov’s excellent website that will help you get an edge in your career, performance, and culture
What is a micro stress and how are they impacting you personally and professionally?
What can you do to reduce micro stress in your organization and in your personal life?
My guest on this episode Is Rob Cross and Karen Dillon, co-Authors of “The Microstress Effect: How Little Things Pile Up and Create Big Problems—and What to Do about It”During our conversation, Rob, Karen, and I discuss:
Connecting with Rob & Karen:
Rob Cross on LinkedInKaren Dillon on LinkedIn
Consortium Web Site: Connected Commons
Personal Web Site: Rob Cross
New Book: The MicroStress Effect
The Microstess Effect App (Apple or Google)
What does it mean to be a trusted advisor to the business?
How can HR support leaders to make better and smarter decisions?
My guest on this episode Is Anita Grantham, Head of HR at BambooHRDuring our conversation, Anita and I discuss:
Connecting with Anita:
Anita Grantham on LinkedIn
BambooHR - The complete HR software
How will AI impact you and your organization?
Why will AI make emotional intelligence even more important in the future?
My guest on this episode Is Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, author of “I, Human: AI, Automation, and the Quest to Reclaim What Makes Us Unique.”
During our conversation, Tomas and I discuss:
His early career and how it led him to focus his research and writings on human intelligence
How AI plays on our need to 1) relate to others, 2) compete with others, and 3) make sense of our world
How AI is making us more impulsive, more biased, and less curious…and what we can do about it
Why EQ and “soft skills” will become even more important for leaders in the age of AI
Why AI has the potential to quantify job performance for knowledge workers
What leaders fear most about the coming age of AI
Connecting with Tomas:
Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic on LinkedIn or his website
How can a culture of inclusion enables high performance? Why is data so important to understanding and measuring inclusion?My guest on this episode Is Dane Holmes, CEO & Co-Founder, Eskalera and former head of Human Capital, Goldman SachsDuring our conversation, Dane and I discuss:
Why he believes organizations need to invest more in their HR professionals
How inclusion activates others to bring out their best performance
The biggest mistakes organizations make when thinking about inclusion and belonging
Why mutual value exchange is a difference maker in collecting actionable data from your workforce
Why he believes the CHRO position is one of the most important roles in the C-Suite
Connecting with Dane:Dane Holmes on LinkedInEskalera - Employee Empowerment Software Built to Scale
How does your company create value for your customers?How can you develop a talent strategy that is future-proof?My guest on this episode is Vicki Walia, Ph.D & Head of HR Business Partners for the US Insurance and Retirement, Prudential FinancialDuring our conversation, Vicki and I discuss:
Her advice for next generation HR leaders on how to stay relevant with their capabilities and in their careers
How do develop a dynamic talent strategy for your organization
Why people leaders are pivotal in the future of work
How HR leaders can become more data-driven and data fluent
How to use data to influence and guide business leaders to make decisions
What is your “Why” and how can you bring meaning and purpose to the work you do each day?
My guest on this episode is Damon Porter, CHRO, Grange Insurance
During our conversation, Damon and I discuss:
Why the best HR leaders have the ability to influence without authority
Why it is important that HR leaders connect to their personal “why” and purpose
Why he believes F.L.E.X. is the key to finding success in your career
Damon’s practical advice on how to find a sponsor or mentor
How to assess if you will be a good fit for an organization’s culture during the interview process
Why is being a versatile leader so important to your career success
How can you develop and scale future ready leaders for your organization?
My guest on this episode Is Rob Kaiser, Leadership Development Expert and President, Kaiser Leadership Solutions
During our conversation, Rob and I discuss:
Why being a leader today is more challenging than in the past
How leaders can develop empathy and why it matters
Why the best leaders “check in, before they check on”
How to improve your leadership versatility
Why you should focus on your improving weaknesses, not your strengths
Connecting with Rob:
Rob Kaiser on LinkedIn
Kaiser Leadership Solutions - Leadership Consulting
Resources:
The Accountability Crisis - Talent Quarterly
Books by Rob Kaiser on Amazon
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