In recent years, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives have taken center stage in corporate strategy, promising to create more equitable workplaces while improving business outcomes. But as economic pressures and shifting priorities lead some companies to scale back their DEI programs,
Let’s cut to the chase: AI is all over the place in recruiting, but no one seems to be talking about the really exciting stuff. Everyone’s caught up in the basics like resume scanning and chatbots, which are fine, but that’s just the surface. The real opportunity is in using AI to get smarter about
Ben Gallagher educates audiences on the three questions that will illuminate an organization’s theory of change and help develop an innovative workplace culture. Culture cannot be siphoned into one department. It is an evolving functionality in every workplace that requires daily participation
Robin Rodriguez is on today's episode of TribePod. Robyn is from Austin, Texas and has over 18 years of extensive HR experience. Robyn started her career at ADP and quickly developed into a Leader in the Payroll space. Using Payroll as a foundation for continued growth, Robyn has developed
DEI initiatives are important because they address underlying needs for equity in the workplace. This is generally what comes to mind when arguing for DEI plans in the workplace. A few statistics reveal that the American workplace overall has multiple issues to be addressed.
This podcast is the first in a series of "Ask Me Anything" podcast events featuring Greg Fontus and a special guest. In this premiere episode, Greg is joined by Chelly Conley. Questions addressed in this series of 'Ask Me Anything' podcast: What should you keep in mind when developing a DEI
"Building an Authentic and Scalable DEI Strategy" is the first in a special series of podcasts for Founders, Talent Acquisition Leaders and HR Leaders who are in a rapidly growing and evolving organization and are constantly looking to elevate or even build their DEI strategy and culture.
