Here to Help

To mark Holocaust Remembrance Day on 27th January, Chris is joined by Indeed Global Client Partner Lauren Engelman. Outside of Lauren’s work at Indeed, she is also an active volunteer with 3GNY. 3Gs are 3rd generation survivors of the Holocaust and their passion is to keep their grandparents' stories alive through education, programming and allyship with other marginalized communities. She leads an intersectional event series as a volunteer titled: Jewishness, Activism and Belonging. Join us to hear her grandmother and great parents’ incredible story. Having survived Auschwitz, Bremen and Bergen Belsen, they inspire much of her inclusion work and passion for helping others. 

As we look forward to honoring Black History Month at Indeed, this best of episode revisits a conversation between Chris Hyams and Preston L. James II, CEO and co-founder of DivInc., a non-profit organization whose mission is to generate social and economic equity through entrepreneurship. 

Preston, who is a former 20-year veteran at Dell, served in executive leadership roles across Enterprise IT Sales and Consulting leading teams responsible for driving $250M+ in revenues. He also served as Managing Director for the Dell Global Center for Entrepreneurship, where he oversaw the $100M Dell Credit Fund. 

Hyams and Preston discuss Indeed's sponsorship of the 'Champions of Change' Awards and why entrepreneurship is the core of a good economy.

In this best of episode of Here to Help, Indeed CEO, Chris Hyams, speaks to Dr. Jan-Emmanuel De Neve– a Belgian economist and professor at the University of Oxford.

With Dr. De Neve’s guidance, and research interests in behavioral economics, public policy, and human wellbeing, at the Wellbeing Research Centre –  Indeed’s ‘Work Happiness Score’ was developed.

The underlying theme throughout his research is the study of human wellbeing. This ongoing research agenda has led to new insights into the relationship between happiness and income, productivity, economic growth, and inequality.

Chris and Dr De Neve discuss why Indeed's ‘Happiness Score’ matters, and how it was developed. They also delve into what a world that puts worker well-being first would look like…

In this best of episode of Here to Help, Indeed CEO, Chris Hyams, speaks to Dr. Jan-Emmanuel De Neve– a Belgian economist and professor at the University of Oxford.

With Dr. De Neve’s guidance, and research interests in behavioral economics, public policy, and human wellbeing, at the Wellbeing Research Centre –  Indeed’s ‘Work Happiness Score’ was developed.

The underlying theme throughout his research is the study of human wellbeing. This ongoing research agenda has led to new insights into the relationship between happiness and income, productivity, economic growth, and inequality.

Chris and Dr De Neve discuss why Indeed's ‘Happiness Score’ matters, and how it was developed. They also delve into what a world that puts worker well-being first would look like…

In this best of episode of Here to Help, Chris speaks to Rachel Rosenberg, a behavioral scientist who is passionate about designing products and services for social impact. Rachel joined Indeed as the first product-focused behavioral scientist at Indeed, and her focus is on helping people find meaningful work — and employers find the best diverse talent to grow their businesses.

Chris and Rachel cover everything from behavioral economics and job search to challenging unconscious bias in recruitment.

In this best of episode, Chris speaks to American journalist and news executive Emily Ramshaw — the co-founder and CEO of The 19th, a nonprofit newsroom reporting at the intersection of gender, politics and policy in the U.S.

Ramshaw, who also serves on the Pulitzer Prize board, is on a mission with The 19th to staff a diverse, nonprofit and nonpartisan newsroom to cover gender, politics and policy issues often overlooked by the still white male-dominated news landscape.

Watch this interview to hear about Ramshaw’s views on the future of news, equity and inclusion in journalism.

You can also check out The 19th’s first major interviews with Meghan Markle and Kamala Harris.

You might think you know what it takes to lead a happier life… more money, a better job, or Instagram-worthy vacations. You’re dead wrong. In this end of year episode of Here to Help, Yale professor Dr. Laurie Santos speaks with Chris about what will truly make our lives better. Laurie has studied the science of happiness and found that many of us do the exact opposite to get there. Based on the psychology course she teaches at Yale — the most popular class in the university’s 300-year history — Dr. Laurie Santos will cover the latest scientific research and share some surprising and useful stories that will change the way you think about happiness and work.

In this week's episode of Here to Help Chris was joined by Taylor Rosser, Program Manager, Employee Lifecycle at Indeed. During the conversation they discussed her journey through life as an introvert and how she has had to combat stereotypes in order to be successful in her career. We put a lens on her experience as a black woman here at Indeed and what she has learned from listening to the stories of other black women at Indeed.

Here to Help is a look at how people’s experience, strength, and hope inspire them to want to help others.

In this best of episode Chris speaks to Sherise Bright, Senior Vice President of Communications and Marketing at the the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization. Bright has spent her career defining, elevating, promoting, and safeguarding the brand, reputation, and impact of world-leading nonprofits and global media properties.  This conversation goes into detail on Sherise's experience in the worlds of LGBTQ+ advocacy, education, law, impact litigation, public policy and entertainment.