
8 episodes

HR Leadership Series eqtble
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Listen to weekly episodes with eqtble's Co-founders, Joseph Ifiegbu and Gabe Horwitz as they chat with HR leaders about what companies are doing to understand employee satisfaction, productivity, diversity, and how leaders are approaching the moments of truth.
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It’s not about you. It’s about people w/ Tiffany Castagno
This episode features eqtble Co-founders, Joseph and Gabe, in conversation with Tiffany Castagno: the Curator of Culture, and a transformative HR consultant.
Here are some of the big points we discussed during this episode:
Culture: top-down leadership versus bottom-up leadership
The biggest mistakes startups make when it comes to employer branding
The current HR and DEI landscape in organizations right now
“No Ivy leagues!” How do you hire when your only network is your college?
Why company culture is so crucial to business success -
What If People Actually *Loved* Going To Work? w/ Benjamin Drury
This episode features eqtble Co-founders, Joseph and Gabe, in conversation with Benjamin Drury – AKA The Culture Guy.
Benjamin’s excitement and passion drive the flow in this episode, and we were totally inspired by his mission: to create places where people love to work. This was such an exciting, inspiring conversion – and we’re so glad we got Benjamin on the show.
Here are some of the big points we discussed during this episode:
Reframing the way we see workplace culture
Enabling better employee experiences
How to build culture in the first stages of a business
Recruiting for “culture fit”
Cultural cracks: fixing the foundations
The link between culture and revenue
Can you scale culture in a global business? -
Company Culture is Built on Shared Passion w/ Emma Dawson
Our guest on this episode is none other than Emma Dawson, an Organizational Psychologist and a prominent, passionate leader in organizational culture.
As well as investing in companies, Emma is now an in-demand advisor and consultant, after holding Director-level positions at global companies like LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Coinbase.
She spoke to eqtble’s Co-Founders, Joseph and Gabe, in an enlightening conversation about her career path – before tackling the challenges of company culture and the employee experience.
Here are some of the big points we discussed during this episode:
Hiring and retaining top talent: why is it so hard right now?
Growing employees into leaders
What can companies do to build a culture for success?
How do you balance building a culture with building a business?
Hiring for potential versus experience -
Working Twice as Hard to get Half as Far w/ Bianca Torres
Joseph’s guest in this episode is Bianca Torres. She is a champion of safe psychological spaces at work for people of color, having spearheaded action-based initiatives to help people feel seen and heard at work.
Here are some of the big points we discussed during this episode:
Psychological safety at work for people of color
How strong is the need for allyship at work?
Working twice as hard to get half as far
If you had unlimited resources, how would you improve work for people of color? -
Dismantling DEI Tokenism w/ Karine Bah Tahé
In this episode, Joseph talks to Karine Bah Tahé – a public speaker and one of the world’s foremost experts on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). She is the CEO of Blue Level, a global DEI training provider.
Here are some of the big points we discussed during this episode:
How our experience shapes our worldview
Women earn less than men – and Black women earn even less
Knowledge is power; but who educates the educators?
Business as a community; sharing knowledge and empowering everyone
How can organizations dismantle DEI tokenism? -
Organizational change needs honesty, not optimism w/ Santhiago DeVicente
In this episode, eqtble Co-Founders Joseph and Gabe talk to Santhiago DeVicente, a Senior Recruiting Manager at Gusto. Here are some of the big points we discussed during this episode:
How do you help your people navigate big changes at work?
Getting comfortable with change
Enabling vulnerability in the workplace
What should leaders do when work gets scary?
Where to look when addressing DEI