Working with People Podcast

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  • Episode #68: How to implement continuous feedback

    Harrison Kim interviews Kay Nadel on implementing continuous feedback.

    1. What are some of the benefits of implementing continuous feedback in an organization?
    2. How can organizations implement continuous feedback?
    3. What are some of the challenges of implementing continuous feedback?
    4. Do you think feedback should be purely development (i.e., "not on the record") or do you think feedback should always be a part of your evaluative review process? Does it depend on the organization?
    5. How can organizations minimize biases in feedback?

    Find Kay on LinkedIn.

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Riley Steinbach at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Episode #9:
    How managers should prepare for feedback conversations and our article on building a culture of feedback in the workplace.

    Recorded September 2021.

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    16 min
  • Episode #67: Recruiting and interviewing the best talent for the opening

    Harrison Kim interviews Tatiyana Cure on recruiting and interviewing the best talent for the opening.

    1. In this current war for talent, what are some best practices for recruiting and interviewing top talent? 
    2. In your experience, how important is offering the option of flexible or remote work for top talent? 
    3. What are some of the biggest challenges that recruiters/interviewers face when hiring top talent? 
    4. Does recruiting and interviewing look different in an in-office environment vs. a remote environment? 

    Find Tatiyana on by email at tatiyana@howtowintalent.com and LinkedIn. Make sure to check out her new book Hire to Win on Amazon!

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Riley Steinbach at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Episode #64:
    The importance of hiring efficiently for internal communications success, Episode #57: How to hire and retain the best salespeople, and  Episode #8: How to find great talent. 

    Recorded August 2021.

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    18 min
  • Episode #66: How to be a great leader/ manager

    Harrison Kim interviews Mark Ford on how to be a great leader/ manager.

    1. What does effective leadership look like?
    2. In your experience, what are the most important qualities that make a great leader/ manager?
    3. Can you touch on the importance of being able to give and receive feedback as a leader/manager?
    4. What are some of the common challenges that leaders/managers face?
    5. What are some ways that organizations can develop/train their employees to become great leaders?
    6. Does leadership look different in terms of a virtual setting vs. an in office setting?

    Find Mark on his website Wilkinson.net and LinkedIn.

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Riley Steinbach at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this podcast episode, you may also like Episode #49:
    Developing mindful leaders and Episode #69: The top 5 key skills for new managers.

    Recorded August 2021.

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    17 min
  • Episode #65: Building a culture of feedback and innovation in-person and remotely

    Harrison Kim interviews Chuck Cooper on building a culture of feedback and innovation in-person and remotely. 

    1. Can you define culture of feedback and innovation? 
    2. Why is it important to have a culture of feedback and innovation? 
    3. How can organizations build a culture of feedback and innovation in a remote setting? 
    4. What are the challenges of building a culture and feedback and innovation?

    Find Chuck on his website White Water Consulting and LinkedIn.

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Riley Steinbach at [email protected].

    If you liked this podcast episode, you may also like Episode #12:
    How to have tough conversations, Episode #73:  on How to give 2X better feedback, and our article on How to create a culture of feedback.

    Recorded August 2021.

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    11 min
  • Episode #64: The importance of hiring efficiently for internal communications success

    Harrison Kim interviews Jared Hummel on the importance of hiring efficiently for internal communications success. 

    1. Can you define internal communication and why is it important for organizational success? 
    2. What are some strategies to improve internal communication in the workplace? 
    3. What are some common challenges that organizations face in this area? 
    4. How can organizations make sure they are hiring efficiently for internal communications success? 
    5. What are some tips on how organizations can identify the candidates that would improve communication in the workplace? 

    Find Jared on his website Parqa Marketing and LinkedIn. 

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Riley Steinbach at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Episode #67:
    Recruiting and interviewing the best talent for the opening and Episode #22: The best practices when recruiting remotely.

    Recorded August 2021.

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    16 min
  • Episode #63: How to support employee engagement, drive retention, and boost morale in a remote workforce

    Harrison Kim interviews AJ Mizes on supporting employee engagement , driving retention, and boosting morale in a remote workforce.

    1. Can you speak to the importance of employee engagement?
    2. How can organizations maximize employee engagement remotely?
    3. What are some of the key challenges in boosting morale and engaging employees remotely?
    4. How can organizations measure employee engagement?
    5. What are some key drivers of employee retention in a remote workforce?
    6. A lot of research is indicating that companies can expect lots of employee turnover this year - why is that? What are some strategies to increase retention?


    Find AJ on his website The Human Reach  and LinkedIn

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Riley Steinbach at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Episode #51:
    Employee engagement: what to measure and taking action and Episode #35: The importance of engagement surveys.

    Recorded July 2021.

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    18 min
  • Episode #62: How to utilize HR technology to the fullest potential

    Harrison Kim interviews Phil Strazzulla on utilizing HR technology to the fullest potential.

    1. What are some key indicators that it is time an organization needs to revamp their current HR software? 
    2. What criteria should organizations keep in mind when looking and comparing new HR software solutions? 
    3. What is needed for a successful implementation of HR technology? 
    4. How important is leadership buy-in? How can HR leaders get leadership buy-in?
    5. How can organizations maximize employee adoption? What are some common reasons for low employee adoption?
    6. How can HR leaders calculate the ROI of HR software? What metrics can they use? 
    7. Any interesting trends in HR technology that you’ve seen? 


    Find Phil on his website Select Software Reviews and on LinkedIn.

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Riley Steinbach at [email protected].

    If you are looking for a
    performance management solution, check out Pavestep!

    Recorded July 2021.

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    19 min
  • Episode #61: The importance of busting limiting beliefs to achieve goals

    Harrison Kim interviews Julia Pimsleur on busting limiting beliefs to achieve goals. 

    1. Can you define self-limiting beliefs? 
    2. What are some common limiting beliefs that employees may have? How about managers/leaders? 
    3. What are some limiting beliefs that you have seen in founders or CEO's? 
    4. What can employees do to overcome their own limiting beliefs? 
    5. How can managers and leaders help employees minimize or overcome their limiting beliefs? 

    Find Julia on her website,  LinkedIn or at Million Dollar Women Fund

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at [email protected].To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Chiara Toselli at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy our recent episode on
    How to utilize HR technology to the fullest potential. 

    Recorded May 2021.

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  • Episode #60: The importance of authenticity and vulnerability in the workplace

    Harrison Kim interviews Missy Steiman on the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in the workplace.

    1. Can you define vulnerability?
    2. What does vulnerability look like in the workplace?
    3. Can you define authenticity?
    4. What does authenticity look like in the workplace?
    5. How do you create and encourage vulnerability and authenticity in the workplace? 

    Find Missy Steiman on LinkedIn.

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at
    [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Chiara Toselli at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Episode #56:
    The link between well-being and performance and Episode #61: The importance of busting limiting beliefs to achieve goals.

    Recorded June 2021.
     

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    16 min
  • Episode #59: Managing your top and bottom performers

    Harrison Kim interviews Mark Mitford on managing your top and bottom performers.

    1. When should a manager approach an employee that is underperforming?
    2. What are some common reasons why employees may be underperforming?
    3. How can a manager talk about underperformance with an employee? 
    4. What are some effective ways to manage/motivate/develop underperforming employees?
    5. How can managers better manage the top performers on their team? 
    6. How should organizations better equip their managers to approach various levels of talent on their team?

    Find Mark on LinkedIn or at HR catalyst consulting.

    Find Harrison Kim at Pavestep at
    [email protected]. To be featured on Working with People by Pavestep, email Chiara Toselli at [email protected].

    If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Episode #18:
    How to ask the right questions to underperforming employees and our blog on managing your underperforming employees.

    Recorded May 2021.
     

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    22 min

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