Podcasts

Stay up-to-date on the latest episodes from the HR Daily Advisor podcast network.

HR Works Podcast Presents Pages of HR: How to Deal with Ageism in the Workplace (Part II)

In last month‘s Pages of HR, I chatted with Patti Temple Rocks. Over the course of her four-decade career in the communications industry, Temple Rocks has held senior leadership positions in different sectors including PR, advertising, and the corporate client side. Patti is also an inspirational leader, builder of teams, creative thinker, problem-solver, and agent of change. […]

HR Works Podcast: From IC to Manager: Setting Your Newest Leaders Up for Success

Guest: Dr. Trish Holliday, Vice President of Human Resources and Corporate Services at Nashville Electric Service (NES) What are some of the biggest challenges facing new managers transitioning from roles as individual contributors into managerial and leadership positions? What skill gaps need to be immediately addressed to prepare new managers and what should be built […]

HR Work Break: What Is ‘Tethered Nomading?’

Guests: Audra Nichols, Chief Operating Officer at MBO Partners When the pandemic forced many jobs into a remote setting, countless workers embraced a more nomadic lifestyle. With a good wifi connection and flexible work arrangements, workers were able to travel to their hearts’ content. But, as many companies contemplate a return to office, the trend […]

HR Works Podcast: It’s Showtime! Making Your Open Enrollment a Success

Guest: Lauren Winans, CEO and Principal HR consultant of Next Level Benefits What are the biggest challenges facing HR teams during open enrollment? What are some effective methods for driving employee engagement when selecting their 2024 benefits, and have any new must-have benefits emerged to attract talent in recent years? With open enrollment season underway, […]

HR Works Podcast: Is Your Workforce Stuck in a ‘Performance Paradox’?

Guest: Eduardo Briceño, CEO of Growth.how and author of The Performance Paradox How can HR leaders unlock a culture of constant growth, development and performance from their workforce? Why does the Performance Paradox challenge so many employees, making them feel stagnant and disengaged, and what can HR leaders do to help break the cycle? In […]

HR Work Break: Remote, Hybrid, or In Office?

Guests: Carol Howard, Chief People Officer at Eptura In a recent report from Resume Builder, 90% of companies say they plan to implement return-to-office policies by the end of 2024. As many high-profile business like Amazon, Netflix, and Google shift to hybrid or office-first work, leaders everywhere are trying to find the best system for […]

HR Works Presents Pages of HR: How to Deal with Ageism in the Workplace (Part I)

Over the past two years, perceptions of older Americans took a deep dive downward and those negative perceptions – that older people are frail and weak and, sadly, disposable – have crept into the workplace. In fact, before the pandemic, an AARP survey showed 61 percent of people ages 40 to 65 had either seen or […]

HR Works Podcast: Can the Employee Experience Be Both Personalized and Shared?

Guest: Kamaria Scott, Founder and CEO of Enetic and host of the Manager To Manager podcast As the employee experience continues to become more and more personalized, how can HR teams help ensure their company culture remains shared and unified? What are the most-effective ways for HR teams to measure and truly understand the impact […]

HR Work Break: This Barbie Is a Recruiter Part 2

Guests: Brianna Rooney, CEO of TalentPerch Welcome back to part 2 of my conversation with Brianna Rooney, CEO of TalentPerch, about Barbie and what recruiters can learn from the blockbuster film. Tune in as we discuss how to contextualize various skills for career growth, the importance of diversity and representation, and more. Remember, you can […]

HR Works Podcast: All Aboard! How HR Is Keeping Culture On-Track in Times of Change

Guest: Jesse Meschuk, Senior Advisor at Exequity What role should HR teams play in those (sometimes challenging and uncomfortable) moments immediately following a major company announcement or change impacting the workforce? Is there an opportunity to get involved and begin offering employees support immediately, or is it best to let the dust settle before stepping […]