In this episode of Here to Help, host and CEO of Indeed, Chris Hyams, speaks to Anna Rowe, Indeed’s Senior Director of User Experience. 

Anna shares how her background in psychology helps her to really understand the people behind the businesses, and how Indeed can create tools and products to help SMB’s with their hiring needs.

Chris catches up with Priya Rathod--Senior Segment Manager at Indeed, and mother of two. 

Chris and Priya, discuss ways that the workforce can become more friendly to parents and caregivers, and how Priya’s passion for helping parents and caregivers at work resulted in her pitching for a new segment at Indeed.

In this episode of Here to Help, Chris Hyams is joined by Peter McKenna, Indeed’s Head of Enterprise Data and Analytics. McKenna is an advocate for helping people with neurodiversity get jobs and encouraging employers to establish supporting environments and tools for employees.

McKenna talks about the partnership that Indeed has in Ireland with Dublin City University to create a toolkit for hiring managers and shares his own personal story about his son Christopher, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of two.

Here to Help host Chris Hyams is joined by Joy  Zarembka to hear the incredible story of how Busboys and Poets came to life .They discuss how diversity and inclusion is baked into the company’s culture, the recent Indeed commercial which features the venue and how the main aim was to create a place where people can show up as who they are, no matter their background.

In this week’s episode of Here to Help, Indeed’s CEO, Chris Hyams, sits down with Valeria Orozco -- Indeed’s directory of Environmental Sustainability. 

Valeria shares the reasons why she has dedicated her career to environmental sustainability & shares some tips on how individuals can make small changes to make a big impact for the environment.

It has been 13 months since Indeed’s leadership made the decision to move the entire workforce to a work-from-home model in order to protect employees from the spread of COVID-19.

In this episode of Here to Help, Chris was joined for a discussion by Indeed’s SVP of HR, Paul Wolfe, to reflect on the past year.

Chris and Paul, discuss  the ways in which Indeed has adapted to change as a result of the pandemic and how this has affected Indeed’s employee benefits & the future of our office environment. Paul also shares his thoughts on leadership & vulnerability.

This week, Chris is joined by Mary Bui-Pham, Indeed's VP of Software Engineering.

Mary will speak about her journey from academia and chemical engineering to Indeed, how she supports women in tech; her love for orchids, and what they teach you about leadership.

“一期一会 ” — phonetically pronounced “Ichi-go ichi-e” — is a Japanese idiom that translates to “once in a lifetime meeting.”

In this episode, Chris Hyams speaks with Jess Lysenko, Senior Strategist on the Global Product Commercialization team and co-chair of Women at Indeed Asia-Pacific (APAC). 

Hear why Lysenko decided to start this group in our APAC offices, some tips on how to be inclusive for your colleagues in different time zones and how the role of the Japanese proverb “Ichi-go ichi-e” plays in her life story.

Misty Gaither, Global Head of Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging joined Indeed CEO Chris Hyams to discuss the importance of celebrating Women's History Month; finding purpose through a non-traditional career path -- and why no one should feel like "one of the only” people.

To kick off Women's History Month, Indeed CEO Chris Hyams is joined by Jennifer Warren, Indeed’s VP of Global Brand Marketing, to talk about Indeed's new brand campaign, the creative process behind our Super Bowl ad -- and ways we are bringing inclusion and belonging into our Marketing.