“Lemon Laws” within the World of Recruiting CareerXroads
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- Karriere
https://player.vimeo.com/video/928596969
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Episode Overview:Tracy Parsons shares her journey of applying agile methodology not just to software development, but to her life and work, creating a structured yet flexible approach to achieving personal and professional goals. The discussion also delves into the pitfalls of misaligned employer value propositions (EVPs) and the potential for a “lemon law” in recruiting to ensure honesty and integrity in the hiring process.Key Topics Covered:* Living Life in Sprints: Tracy introduces the concept of structuring life and work in sprints, drawing from agile software development methodologies. She shares how this approach has allowed her to tackle projects and personal goals more effectively by breaking them down into manageable timelines.* The Agile Family: The episode takes a unique turn as Tracy describes how her family adopts agile principles for household management and personal development, including regular stand-ups and sprint planning to ensure everyone is aligned and accountable.* The Need for a Lemon Law in Recruiting: Tracy discusses her personal experience with a job that failed to meet the expectations set during the recruiting process. This leads to a broader conversation about the disconnect between EVPs and the actual working environment, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in recruiting.* Proposals for Change: The dialogue shifts to potential solutions to the issues raised, including the importance of honest employer branding, the potential for contractual agreements in employment to protect both parties, and empowering candidates with better negotiation skills and knowledge.Closing Notes:The episode closes with a call to action for both employers and candidates to strive for authenticity, integrity, and empathy in their professional interactions. Tracy’s insights challenge the status quo of recruiting practices and encourage a more equitable and truthful approach to hiring and career development.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/928596969
Transcripts and/or show notes
Episode Overview:Tracy Parsons shares her journey of applying agile methodology not just to software development, but to her life and work, creating a structured yet flexible approach to achieving personal and professional goals. The discussion also delves into the pitfalls of misaligned employer value propositions (EVPs) and the potential for a “lemon law” in recruiting to ensure honesty and integrity in the hiring process.Key Topics Covered:* Living Life in Sprints: Tracy introduces the concept of structuring life and work in sprints, drawing from agile software development methodologies. She shares how this approach has allowed her to tackle projects and personal goals more effectively by breaking them down into manageable timelines.* The Agile Family: The episode takes a unique turn as Tracy describes how her family adopts agile principles for household management and personal development, including regular stand-ups and sprint planning to ensure everyone is aligned and accountable.* The Need for a Lemon Law in Recruiting: Tracy discusses her personal experience with a job that failed to meet the expectations set during the recruiting process. This leads to a broader conversation about the disconnect between EVPs and the actual working environment, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in recruiting.* Proposals for Change: The dialogue shifts to potential solutions to the issues raised, including the importance of honest employer branding, the potential for contractual agreements in employment to protect both parties, and empowering candidates with better negotiation skills and knowledge.Closing Notes:The episode closes with a call to action for both employers and candidates to strive for authenticity, integrity, and empathy in their professional interactions. Tracy’s insights challenge the status quo of recruiting practices and encourage a more equitable and truthful approach to hiring and career development.