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TODAY'S AGENDA AND NOTES:
Let's start out by discussing the joys of intense and surprising interview situations, such as being led into a room with 30 people for an interview and being asked to answer a packet of questions for two and a half hours. (Spoiler alert: There are no joys in that.)
The big order of business today are layoffs, particularly the concept of "lazy layoffs".
Leigh, Jamie, and Ashley all have personal experiences and stories about the process of layoffs, highlighting the emotional toll it takes on both the employees being let go and the HR professionals tasked with delivering the news. We'll talk through the CEOs who handle layoffs poorly, such as those who make insincere public displays of empathy or fail to provide adequate resources and support for outgoing employees.
The Besties also discuss the importance of transparency and respect in the layoff process, and suggest ways to avoid layoffs, such as reevaluating and redesigning roles within the company.
In conclusion: empathy and consideration in handling layoffs, please. Is that too much to ask?
This week's sponsors are:
To learn more about the HR Besties, grab merch and reach out for partnerships, visit HRBesties.com
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TODAY'S AGENDA AND NOTES:
Let's start out by discussing the joys of intense and surprising interview situations, such as being led into a room with 30 people for an interview and being asked to answer a packet of questions for two and a half hours. (Spoiler alert: There are no joys in that.)
The big order of business today are layoffs, particularly the concept of "lazy layoffs".
Leigh, Jamie, and Ashley all have personal experiences and stories about the process of layoffs, highlighting the emotional toll it takes on both the employees being let go and the HR professionals tasked with delivering the news. We'll talk through the CEOs who handle layoffs poorly, such as those who make insincere public displays of empathy or fail to provide adequate resources and support for outgoing employees.
The Besties also discuss the importance of transparency and respect in the layoff process, and suggest ways to avoid layoffs, such as reevaluating and redesigning roles within the company.
In conclusion: empathy and consideration in handling layoffs, please. Is that too much to ask?
This week's sponsors are:
To learn more about the HR Besties, grab merch and reach out for partnerships, visit HRBesties.com
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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