DSCRT: Closed Session

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    "They're Just Looking for Worker's Comp"

    Age discrimination isn't always obvious. Sometimes it appears through assumptions, euphemisms, and concerns framed as business decisions. In this closed session, we examine age bias in hiring and frontline work, the value older workers bring to organizations, and one difficult question many HR professionals eventually face: How do you professionally challenge a senior leader when their perspective isn't supported by the evidence? Sources referenced: Age, Emotion Regulation Strategies, Burnout, and Engagement in the Service Sector: Advantages of Older Workers – Johnson et al. (ResearchGate)How Can Businesses Harness the Benefits of Older Workers? – Michael Skapinker, Financial Times10 Advantages of Retaining and Hiring Older Workers: Lessons from NYC Small Businesses – Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Music: Arsilon by Alana Jordan royalty-free via Pixabay Produced and edited in Canva. Follow DSCRT for more Closed Sessions. Instagram: @dscrtco LinkedIn: DSCRT

    6 min

  2. 17 juin

    If Interviews Were More Like Conversations

    In this episode of DSCRT: Closed Session, we examine how interviews can shift from conversations to interrogations and the impact that has on the candidate experience. Drawing from personal experiences, industry research, and discussions within online HR communities, we explore why poor interview practices can discourage qualified applicants, damage employer reputation, and even affect customer loyalty. We also discuss common candidate frustrations, including poor communication, overly automated hiring processes, lengthy interview stages, and lack of feedback. Finally, we look at practical ways recruiters and hiring managers can create more engaging, conversational interviews that allow candidates to demonstrate who they are beyond their resumes. Subreddits:  ​https://www.reddit.com/r/interviews/s/QtYmFtS3pE​https://www.reddit.com/r/interviews/s/PsQANUnhkK​https://www.reddit.com/r/jobs/s/PR7eqEcZiK​https://www.reddit.com/r/interviews/s/gB1OmKlG1J SHRM:  ​Research Reveals Candidates’ Frustrations with Hiring Process​Interview Most Critical Part of Hiring Process, Candidates Say Hays: ​Over half of professionals (51%) cite negative interview experiences, increasing to 56% for older workers iCIMS: ​More than Half of People Are Less Likely to be a Consumer of a Brand Following a Negative Job Application Experience, New iCIMS Research Reveals Music: Arsilon by Alana Jordan royalty-free via Pixabay Produced and edited in Canva. Follow DSCRT for more Closed Sessions. Instagram: @dscrtco LinkedIn: DSCRT

    7 min

  3. 10 juin

    HR Behind HR

    This Closed Session explores a lesser-discussed reality within human resources: where HR professionals turn when they need support themselves. Through observed workplace dynamics and external perspectives, this episode examines the absence of structured internal escalation paths for HR, and the challenges that arise when those responsible for organizational care require care themselves. Music: Arsilon by Alana Jordan royalty-free via Pixabay Produced and edited in Canva. Follow DSCRT for more Closed Sessions. Instagram: @dscrtcoLinkedIn: DSCRT

    5 min

  4. 3 juin

    The Room After

    In this Closed Session, we explore the aftermath of a workplace termination and the emotional and procedural dynamics that unfold in the room. Through an HR lens, this episode reflects on how organizational decisions are communicated, how process can shape perception, and why dignity in termination conversations matters for both employees and leadership. Music: Arsilon by Alana Jordan royalty-free via Pixabay Produced and edited in Canva. Follow DSCRT for more Closed Sessions. Instagram: @dscrtcoLinkedIn: DSCRT

    6 min

  5. Bande-annonce

    Trailer

    DSCRT: Closed Session explores real workplace scenarios, difficult HR decisions, and the human side of professional work through an HR lens. Music: Arsilon by Alana Jordan royalty-free via Pixabay Produced and edited in Canva. Follow DSCRT for more Closed Sessions. Instagram: @dscrtco LinkedIn: DSCRT

    1 min

  6. 27 mai

    How Much Follow-Up Is Too Much?

    A candidate’s persistence can demonstrate enthusiasm, but repeated outreach may create unintended concerns during the hiring process. In this episode of DSCRT: Closed Session, we examine when follow-up crosses from professional engagement into disruption, how recruiters can establish clear communication boundaries, and what both candidates and employers can do to navigate the process more effectively. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Employment laws vary by jurisdiction. Music: Arsilon by Alana Jordan royalty-free via Pixabay Produced and edited in Canva. Inspired by a Reddit discussion on candidate communication etiquette.  Follow DSCRT for more Closed Sessions. Instagram: @dscrtcoLinkedIn: DSCRT

    5 min

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