#CAHR18 Wrap Up: Why HR is Out of this World
This week I attended the California HR Conference in Long Beach. This was a chance for me to reflect on how much the profession has changed since I started in HR back in 2003. Of course, we are still talking about compliance issues like meal breaks and exempt classification, but the conversation is shifting more […]
Are Baby Boomers Back Seat Drivers in the New World of HR?
I have been a senior-level HR practitioner for over 20 years and I just hit the cross section of wisdom and aging out the other day. I was doing a consulting assignment with a major corporation when that moment happened. I was on the phone being grilled by a couple of snappy and newly minted […]
How HR Can Earn That Seat at the Table
HR earning their “seat at the table” has been a hot topic for a while now. How will HR ever get to participate in business decisions and be seen as a valuable member of the leadership team? By being the HR person who demonstrates their value! Gaining credibility and building rapport across the business is […]
Ep 149 – Women in HR Tech
This is a special podcast episode devoted to women who work in the human resources technology industry. In this episode, we are talking to three impressive women who work in HR tech. You’ll hear about their careers, their work, and how they are leaning in to help support other women in our industry. Episode 149: […]
What To Look for When Interviewing a Candidate
A friend who is job searching recently asked me what I look for in a candidate during an interview. The answer, of course, is that it depends on the role I’m trying to fill, and the company I’m working for. I recently read something on LinkedIn that suggested you look at a candidate’s behavior in […]
SHRM Changes Online Learning Recertification Requirements
Interested in checking out LEARN by Workology? We have 5 free courses available for both HRCI and SHRM recertification credits. Click here to access. Earlier this month, SHRM made the bold move announcing that they will no longer have a maximum limit on self-paced activities. Previously, they capped the self-paced activities such as book reading, online […]
