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In this episode, Katee flies solo to talk to Wil Shelton, author of "Silent Agreement" which relates the corporate experience for people of color to a boxing ring. The book and the stories from Wil shed some light on the silent agreements that are made at work and why they do not serve people of color. Have a listen! If you'd like to buy the book, go here: https://www.thesilentagreement.com/
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People with disabilities represent 15% of the global population but are often left out of diversity initiatives, programs, surveys, and even basic conversations about workplace inclusion. Recent research from Global Disability inclusion and Mercer on the engagement gap of employees with disabilities shows a difference in some areas of up to 13% lower than non-disabled colleagues.
So with many employers seeking to do better with equity, inclusion and belonging, what can they be doing to address this problem.
To help us get some more insights into the issues, my guests this week are the research report authors Meg O’Connell, CEO & Founder of Global Disability Inclusion and Pete Rutigliano, Senior Principal at Mercer.
In the interview, we discuss:
• The State of Disability Employee Engagement Study
• Employer attitudes to disabilities
• Attitudinal barriers and dispelling myths
• Research methodology and scope
• Reasons for the engagement gap
• The employee experience for people with disabilities
• Building the right level of trust to allow people to be themselves
• Hidden disabilities
• The benefits of inclusion
• Lessons from the pandemic
• Hopes and predictions for the coming years
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Buckle up everyone you are in for a deep and thought provoking podcast. Allyn Bailey & Tracey Parsons explore the topics of what it takes to be an entrepreneur and especially a woman entrepreneur with Lauryn Sargent the founder and partner of Stories Incorporated the premier employer branding agency focused on leveraging stories to create impact. What is amazing about talking to Lauryn, is that immediately the dialogue began to center around each of the ladies personal stories. The result is an amazing, raw and real conversation. Enjoy!
It's hard to believe that this was Steve Norman's first ever podcast interview! The conversation flowed effortlessly and it was so interesting hearing how VIOOH's Head of Engineering went about hiring 13 Java Developers effortlessly and in partnership with the inspirational Liz Dowling.
Stop what you're doing, grab pen & paper, and hear Katrina & Steve talk about:
Huge 💚 to episode sponsor WORQDRIVE Shift: Your Talent Strategy! Imagine Internal Mobility your employees will actually rally behind.
Welcome to our first episode of our new podcast series Chats with Smart People. This month we are joined by Tyler Weeks, Head of partnership and Strategy at Hiredscore. We talk about his move from a corporate role to HR technology company. That is just the start though, we talk about so many interesting things. Have listen but don't blame us is you start laughing and spray coffee out your nose.
One of the topics I get asked to cover frequently is the growth of the corporate executive recruiting function. So with that in mind, I've partnered with ESIX, The Executive Search Information Exchange, to bring you a series of three interviews exploring the key trends and issues in corporate executive recruiting.
In the previous two episodes, we looked at the evolution of corporate executive recruiting and what employers should be doing to improve the diversity of their executive teams. For the final interview in this short series, I'm talking to Eric Goldstein, Global Head of Executive Talent Attraction at SAP. We discuss how long term talent engagement is starting to play a more significant role in executive recruiting, the growth of data-driven decision making and what the future might look like.
▪ Topics covered in the interview:
▪ Hyper competitive talent markets
▪ Proactive executive talent engagement
▪ Engaging at scale and offboarding conversations quickly.
▪ Involving hiring managers effectively
▪ Unbiasing assessment
▪ Measuring quality of hire
▪ Onboarding, integration and accountability
▪ Lessons learned around improving diversity.
▪ What is the future of corporate executive recruiting
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Bennett Sung is one of my favourite HR tech marketers, who also happens to be a hiring manager. I have been lucky to know Bennett for around 8 years so you will also find him on page 71 of my book, The Robot-Proof Recruiter.
Through many laughs, you'll hear us talk about:
Grab a cuppa, pen & paper, and settle in! 🎧
Huge 💚 to episode sponsor WORQDRIVE
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Shift: Your Talent Strategy! Imagine Internal Mobility your employees will actually rally behind. 💚
One of the topics I get asked to cover frequently is the growth of the corporate executive recruiting function. So with that in mind, I've partnered with ESIX, The Executive Search Information Exchange, to bring you a series of three interviews exploring the key trends and issues in corporate executive recruiting.
In episode 363, we talked about the evolution of corporate executive recruiting; in this episode, I want to explore diversity at the executive level and how employers can do better. My guest is Elizabeth Wallace, Head of Portfolio Talent at HG, and she has some valuable insights and advice to share.
In the interview, we discuss:
▪ How the pandemic is changing executive recruiting
▪ Opening up diverse talent pools with flexible working
▪ Diversity, Equity and Equality
▪ Assessment for development, not selection
▪ Social Mobility
▪ Challenging recruiting norms
▪ The value of talent to organisations and talent as a business function
▪ Transparent, human leadership
▪ Hopes for the next 12 to 18 months
Listen to this podcast in Apple Podcasts.
The corporate focus on Talent Acquisition is significant at the moment as companies across the world deal with the challenges of getting the right talent into their organisations. But what strategies do talent acquisition leaders need to successfully scale their recruiting operations at a time of such significant transformation?
My guest this week is someone who has been scaling recruiting teams in Silicon Valley for a long time. Richard Cho is Head of Recruiting at Robinhood, having previously been with Facebook, Dropbox, Machine Zone and The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Robinhood recently made headlines in the industry by acquiring recruiting firm Binc; I am delighted that Richard agreed to come on the show to talk about Robinhood's strategy and share some hugely valuable insights into the way ahead for talent acquisition.
In the interview, we discuss:
▪ The recruiting challenges at Robinhood
▪ Building the business case
▪ Don't normalise the extraordinary, have the right foundation of resources in place.
▪ The three levels of talent acquisition technology
▪ Sophisticated data modelling to build capability models
▪ Building specialist interviewing capacity and gathering interview intelligence data
▪ Why diversity is a selection issue, not a pipeline issue
▪ The Binc acquisition and combining two recruiting cultures
▪ What will the future of talent acquisition look like
Listen to this podcast in Apple Podcasts
Great to chat to Adam Gibson, global leader in Workforce Planning, People Analytics, & Orghanisational Design, and Author of Agile Workforce Planning, about the impact of the pandemic on workforce planning and more!
Grab a cuppa, pen & paper, and settle in! 🎧
Huge 💚 to episode sponsor WORQDRIVE
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Shift: Your Talent Strategy! Imagine Internal Mobility your employees will actually rally behind. 💚
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