Getting Personal with Compt

Getting Personal with Compt

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  • Getting Personal Episode 12 | Fire Protection and Security Employee Retention with Jarrad Smith

    In this episode of Getting Personal with Compt, Head of Brand and Communications, Lauren Schneider, catches up with an old coworker, Jarrad Smith. Jarrad is the Security Service Field Team Leader at Keystone Fire and Security, a Pye Barker Company. 

    Listen to us talk about how managers can effect change within an organization by building a culture within a culture. How can you better attract and retain talent in a tough industry with high turnover? Tune in and find out...

    Want to be a guest on the show? Email [email protected]!

    22 min
  • Getting Personal with Compt | Episode 21: Why Talking to Your People Like Customers Matters with Tarek Kamil, Founder and CEO of Cerkl

    In this episode of Getting Personal with Compt, we sit down with Tarek Kamil, CEO and founder of Cerkl, to discuss why personalized communication isn’t just for customers—it’s essential for employees, too.

    We dive into how treating your team like individuals, rather than just part of the crowd, can transform engagement, retention, and overall workplace culture. Tarek shares his journey of building Cerkl, the surprising ways communication has evolved, and why it's time to rethink how we talk to our teams. Whether you’re in HR, a manager, or just curious about the future of work, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss.

    Want to be a guest on the show? Email host Lauren Schneider at [email protected] or visit www.compt.io.

    41 min
  • Getting Personal with Compt | Episode 11: Interview Red Flags with Recruiter Stephanie Loewenstern

    Explore the ever-changing landscape of hiring with recruiter Stephanie Lowenstern in this engaging episode of "Getting Personal with Compt." Discover invaluable insights on identifying red and green flags, and learn how working with a recruiter can streamline your hiring process.

    📌 Topics:
    - Stephanie's Background and Expertise
    - Unveiling Red Flags (and green flags!) in the Hiring Process
    - The Advantages of Working with a Recruiter
    - Changing Perceptions of Recruiters

    Stop prioritizing perks and start prioritizing people.

    Let us show you how: https://compt.io/

    24 min
  • Getting Personal with Compt | Episode 10: "The Retention Revolution" with Bestselling Author Erica Keswin

    Join us for an insightful conversation with workplace expert and best-selling author Erica Keswin as we explore her latest book, "The Retention Revolution." Discover valuable insights into retaining talent in today's ever-changing work landscape.

    About "The Retention Revolution"
    Erica Keswin defines the Retention Revolution as a transformative shift in how we approach work, particularly in the context of today's diverse workforce and changing expectations. Learn how organizations can be intentional about the entire employee journey, from onboarding to offboarding, creating a positive and fulfilling experience that benefits both employees and the bottom line.

    Find out why this book is a valuable resource for leaders, managers, and individual contributors alike. It offers a guide for leaders to implement positive changes and provides individuals seeking new opportunities with a checklist to assess potential employers.

    "The Retention Revolution" is available to order from various retailers or visit Erica Keswin's website, www.ericakeswin.com, for more information.

    25 min
  • Getting Personal with Compt, Episode 8 | Fire Protection and Security Employee Retention

    In Episode 8 of Getting Personal with Compt, Head of Communications, Lauren Schneider, catches up with an old coworker, Jarrad Smith. Jarrad is the Security Service Field Team Leader at Keystone Fire and Security, a Pye Barker Company. 

    Listen to us talk about how managers can effect change within an organization by building a culture within a culture. How can you better attract and retain talent in a tough industry with high turnover? Tune in and find out...

    22 min
  • Getting Personal with Compt, Episode 7 | Effective Leadership, Employee Engagement, and Retention

    In Episode 7 of Getting Personal with Compt, we discuss how crucial effective leadership is to workplace culture, productivity, engagement, and retention. Our special guest, Dr. Jim Kanichirayil, VP of Growth at EngageRocket, shares his key strategies.

    Tune in as Dr. Jim and Compt's Head of Communications, Lauren Schneider, discuss the importance of leadership in driving employee satisfaction and retention, the role of immediate line managers in building trust within an organization, and the need for organizations to arm and empower their managers with the tools they need to be successful.

    24 min
  • Getting Personal with Compt, Episode 6 | Unlocking Insights: Benefits Brokers, HR, & Open Enrollment

    Welcome to Episode 6 of Getting Personal with Compt! 
    In this episode, we delve into the world of Benefits Brokers, HR, and open enrollment, unlocking valuable insights and expert perspectives. Our special guest, John Coleman, a seasoned Senior Consultant at Mercer, shares his wealth of knowledge and experience in the field.

    As a leading expert in employee benefits and human resources and host of the YouTube show @FriendswithyourBenefits, John Coleman brings a unique perspective to the table. Join us as we explore the challenges and opportunities surrounding open enrollment and the pivotal role played by benefits brokers and HR professionals in designing comprehensive benefits packages.

    In this engaging conversation, we discuss best practices for optimizing employee benefits, the evolving landscape of workplace wellness programs, and how employers can navigate the complexities of open enrollment effectively.

    24 min

About Getting Personal with Compt

From the publisher's feed

In an era where the line between work and life blurs, we're asking: why do we still treat employees less like humans and more like machines? There's plenty of talk about "enhancing the employee experience" but the conversation overlooks the core of it all - the human experience.