Punk Rock HR

Punk Rock HR

By Laurie RuettimannBusinessManagement
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Punk Rock HR episodes

  • #181: Moving From Employee Wellness to Holistic Health With Dr. Jarik Conrad

    My guest today is Dr. Jarik Conrad, vice president of the Human Insights and the HCM Advisory team at UKG. Dr. Conrad is also executive director of the UKG-sponsored Equity At Work Council, an interdisciplinary group of experts and practitioners dedicated to providing evidence-based strategies to eliminate workplace inequities. Dr. Conrad discusses how we can start thinking more holistically about employee wellness and how to better connect employees to answers for their physical and emotional health needs.

    21 min
  • #180: The Evolution of the Labor Movement With Dr. Chris Mullen
    This week on Punk Rock HR, Laurie Ruettimann is joined by Dr. Chris Mullen. He's the executive director at The Workforce Institute at UKG. Chris is an experienced leader with a demonstrated history of working in the technology and HR industries. He's highly skilled at the employee experience and leveraging technology, and his PhD research was focused on work-life balance and the use of mobile technology. In the conversation, Chris and Laurie talk about all the good stuff — COVID workforce issues, burnout — but most importantly, they talk about making work better. You'll want to hear this conversation so you can make work better, too.

    Punk Rock HR is proudly sponsored by UKG. They are an award-winning all-in-one HR platform. If you're curious and want to fix work and do HR better, check out our sponsors at UKG.com.

    24 min
  • Reissue: Amplifying Black and Brown Voices with Zach Nunn

    This summer, I'm reissuing some of my favorite episodes of Punk Rock HR. In this episode, we revisit my conversation with Zach Nunn, a change management consultant and one of the co-founders of the podcast and movement Living Corporate. We discussed all the things that are not normally talked about at work or in diversity, equity and inclusion programs. It's important to keep the antiracism movement from becoming another cyclical thing and make it a true reconstructive movement.

    27 min
  • #179: Being a Caregiver with Vadim Liberman

    My guest today is my dear friend Vadim Liberman. He's the editor at TLNT and ere.net. But Vadim's on the show today not to get super-nerdy about sourcing or recruiting. Instead, he's here to talk about his mom, who has Alzheimer's. We speak candidly today about the challenges, the pressures and the stress of being a primary caregiver. Listen in to hear Vadim and I discuss the joys of caring for the person you love and why handling caregiver stress is so important for everyone involved.

    27 min
  • #178: What Is Talent Management? with Mike Sipple Jr.

    My guest today is Mike Sipple Jr. He's the co-founder and CEO of the Talent Magnet Institute. The Talent Magnet Institute is a membership community and a consultancy that provides leaders with tools, resources and support to develop a holistic approach to leadership. In today's conversation, we're talking about it all: expert talent attraction strategies, executive coaching, mentorship, proactive leadership — all with the goal of moving people and organizations to become a talent magnet.

    22 min
  • #177: How to Improve Child Care for Working Parents with Ilnort Rueda

    Child care in the United States had problems before the pandemic, and it feels like it's only gotten worse. I wanted to know what lessons we've learned and how HR departments can continue to move the needle forward. I sat down with Ilnort Rueda of Arvorie to talk about child care for working parents, the accessibility crisis that the pandemic brought to light and what HR departments can do to help fix it.

    17 min
  • Reissue: The Rise of Addictive Technology with Adam Alter

    This summer, I'm reissuing some of my favorite episodes of Punk Rock HR. This one is my interview with Adam Alter, a professor of marketing at the NYU Stern School of Business and author of the book "Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked."

    Listen in to hear just how bad our addiction to technology has become over the years and the steps we can take to reclaim our time.

    26 min
  • #176: BookThinkers with Nick Hutchison

    My guest today is Nick Hutchison, the founder of BookThinkers, a business dedicated to helping authors and readers make a connection in the personal development space. If you're interested in hearing us discuss how to get the most out of personal development books, hearing about what to look for in a great book, as well as advice for authors who are trying to grow their audience, sit back and enjoy this conversation.

    22 min
  • Reissue: Why Hustle Culture Is Failing with Mary Ellen Slayter

    This summer, I'm reissuing some of my favorite episodes of Punk Rock HR. Here's a conversation I had in 2019 with Mary Ellen Slayter, the founder and CEO of Rep Cap Media. We chat about why our culture is so obsessed with the side hustle, why it is failing us and solutions for the future of work. This conversation is valuable to revisit as we emerge from the pandemic and you find yourself tempted to take on that fifth side job.

    26 min
  • #175: Digital Body Language with Erica Dhawan

    According to my guest this week, Erica Dhawan, it's just as important to effectively master the art of digital body language as it is to master the other types of nonverbal language. Erica is the author of a tremendously valuable book on this topic, "Digital Body Language: How to Build Trust and Connection, No Matter the Distance." If you're leading cross-cultural teams or you're just trying to avoid mixed messages with friends, you'll gain important insight about modern communication from this episode.

    20 min

About Punk Rock HR

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Welcome to the Punk Rock HR Podcast, hosted by the influential and unconventional Laurie Ruettimann. This podcast breaks away from the traditional constraints of the HR world to bring you candid and compelling conversations with some of the most disruptive and innovative minds in the business.