The Art & Science of Work
For the last nine years, I’ve hosted the Siesta Siesta Happy Hour designed for a meeting place for HR and recruiting professionals to connect and network away from the crazy and crowds during SXSW. In the past, the event has given local Austinites the opportunity to experience South by Southwest without the parking challenges and traffic that is part of the two-week conference ... Read Full Article
The psychology behind good and bad decision making isn’t just fascinating for those of us interested in human behavior. It’s also important for recruiting and human resource leaders for making better decisions when it comes to human capital investment in the workplace, whether supporting your existing workforce or in hiring. Whether you’re in finance or in HR, complacency is a ... Read Full Article
This post is sponsored by PSECU, a Pennsylvania-based credit union. See our FTC disclosure at the end. It's been a long time since employers first began to offer health insurance to their employees, and a lot has changed since then. For one thing, health experts now know that preventative care is more cost-effective than medical treatment. And, of course, preventing disease ... Read Full Article
The subject of AI in human resources seems to be everywhere right now. It's a topic I've been fascinated about as it seems so complicated and involved but a technology that could certainly revolutionize our jobs in HR and recruiting. And so for the last twelve months, I've been personally vested in better understanding AI for myself taking several classes on the subject, ... Read Full Article
When buying any new piece of software, it’s always important to think about the business case and why your company should be shelling out money to make the purchase in the first place. While most of us believe that having an applicant tracking system is table stakes for your HR team to do its job, it’s still important to think about how this solution will add value to your ... Read Full Article
