Talk Talent To Me

Rob Stevenson: Recruiting, Employer Branding, and Career Growth Expert.
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Talk Talent To Me

Starring recruiting leadership from everywhere under the talent acquisition sun, Talk Talent To Me is a fast-paced rough-and-tumble tour through the strategies, metrics, techniques, and trends shaping the recruitment industry. Brought to you by your pals at LHH.

  1. 3 天前

    Executive Talent Director Dr. Hamira Riaz

    Until recently, business or occupational psychologists have been rarities who mostly get hired as contracted consultants. But now, companies are beginning to see their undeniable value, and there’s a drive toward having an in-house business psychologist in all workplaces. Today we welcome Dr. Hamira Riaz, Executive Talent & Assessment Director. Dr. Hamira begins with how she switched from clinical psychology to HR before explaining why occupational psychologists should be an in-house norm for all businesses. We unpack the skills needed to be an expert in Dr. Hamira’s field, how the psychological contract between employees and businesses has changed through the years, the constant yo-yo of power between talent and employers, and why potential is an important subject to modern employees. We also learn about our shadow selves and how it affects our work, the role of resilience in breaking through shadows, how Dr. Hamira ensures that she gets the information she needs when speaking to business leaders, and AI’s role in the future of HR.    Key Points From This Episode:   Dr. Hamira Riaz describes her career pivot from clinical psychology to HR. Why in-house occupational psychologists will become a staple in most businesses. The skills and knowledge required to be an expert business psychologist. How the psychological contract between employees and businesses has evolved.  Exploring the perpetual seesaw of power between talent and employers. Why potential matters, and work motivations in a post-COVID society. The environments in which potential is expressed and realized.  How our shadows affect our work, and how to assess and alleviate shadows in the office.  The role of resilience in breaking through shadows, and how to recharge your resilience. What Dr. Hamira is listening for when speaking to business leaders about their needs.  Why she's very interested in how someone spent their 20s when making her valuations.  The future of HR with AI.     Quotes:   “That psychological contract between an employee and a company has fundamentally shifted. We want different things out of work than we ever did before. Our tolerance and threshold for what's okay in terms of the boundary between our personal life and professional life has shifted, and we're never going to go back.” — @HamiraRiaz [08:00]   “The Human Potential Movement has been around for decades, since the 60s. I've never known potential as a subject to be as much in the minds of HR professionals as it is now.” — @HamiraRiaz [10:16]   “We're all deserving of these opportunities at work, and we don't need to wait for a professional in the HR function to tell us that we are talent and tell us that we have potential.” — @HamiraRiaz [14:01]   “I love the gift of time. I don't think anybody loves you more than when you give them back some time.” — @HamiraRiaz [32:11]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Dr. Hamira Riaz Dr. Hamira Riaz on LinkedIn Dr. Hamira Riaz on X Lloyds Banking Group Volvo Martyr! Talk Talent to Me LHH Recruitment Solutions

    38 分鐘

  2. 12月19日

    Mosaic Senior TA Leader Orlando Haynes

    Orlando shares insights from his many years of experience and how he is giving back to the career-searching community through his coaching. He outlines his advice on how to navigate the interview process, especially when you’re asked to do free labor as a candidate, and how to view things from both sides of the recruitment process. Orlando also tells us about his role at Mosaic, his approach to long-term talent development, how to implement a holistic talent strategy, and much more. Key Points From This Episode:   Some background on today’s guest, Orlando Haynes, and his impressive CV. How Orlando has given back to the career-searching community through his coaching. What to expect from a 60-minute clarity call with Orlando. The most common questions Orlando gets as a coach on his clarity calls. Advice on how to construct your resume based on your audience. Unpacking the interview process from the perspective of the interviewer and the candidate. Reflections on unusual, unreasonable, and unethical interview processes. What to do when you’re asked to do free labor as an interview candidate. Orlando’s role at Mosaic Company and his approach to long-term talent development. Balancing the need to have a position filled with investing in hires who need time to develop. Advocating for a holistic talent strategy and how companies need to showcase themselves. Orlando’s recruitment predictions for 2025.   Quotes:   “It's not that we assessed whether you're a good or bad candidate overall in that five or six seconds, but [it’s] that five [to] six seconds of review let us know to pick up the phone call to learn more.” — Orlando Haynes [09:21]   “The big thing for us [at Mosaic] is [the] relationship. It's more about the long-term relationship, but it's also the education piece, whether you're a good fit for the organization or not.” — Orlando Haynes [24:01]   “[It’s important] to showcase a day in the life, [for example] ‘what does the office look like?’ – People may not say it as much, but they consider those things. Job seekers consider the space and location where they want to work.” — Orlando Haynes [36:07]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Orlando Haynes on LinkedIn Book a 60 Minute Coaching call with Orlando Talk Talent to Me LHH Recruitment Solutions

    39 分鐘

  3. 12月11日

    TLDR Director of People & Talent Brandon Jeffs

    Explaining the resilience of modern talent acquisition pros is Brandon Jeffs, the Director of People and Talent at TLDR – one of the largest newsletters in the world with daily summaries of the most interesting stories in startups, tech, and programming. Brandon’s career is focused on empowering the employee-employer relationship, and he walks us through the best practices for cultivating lasting relationships in the talent ecosystem. We discover why he started The Revol•TA Podcast and what he’s learned from the guests on his show before unpacking the doggedness of modern recruiters, how recruiters can improve their job security, whether it’s better to be a generalist or specialist, and what it takes to be an exceptional talent acquisition specialist. We also learn more about TLDR, Brandon’s protocol for making really fast hires, and the role of AI in the future of talent and recruiting.   Key Points From This Episode:   Brandon Jeffs explains what inspired him to start his show, The Revol•TA Podcast.  The best practices for forging meaningful relationships in the talent ecosystem.  What Brandon has learned from the guests who’ve appeared on his show.  Why recruiters are willing to do gritty and often thankless work.  Whether there’s a way for recruiters to be recession-proof in the likelihood of being laid off. An age-old debate: Generalists versus specialists.  The characteristics of a great job offer His protocol for understanding a candidate’s motivations, and why this matters. Insight into the markings of a great recruiter.   Where preparation meets opportunity and the importance of timing.   The ins and outs of TLDR, with details on a particular serendipitous role fill.  Understanding Brandon’s method for making really fast hires.  How the future of talent acquisition is linked to the possibilities of large language models.    Quotes: “The main driver for me is what can I give back to other people?” — Brandon Jeffs [04:50]   “The community is what brings us together. If you show up for other people, they will show up for you.” — Brandon Jeffs [11:52]   “If you have the fundamentals and the curiosity to learn new things, you can apply those to ways and roles that you may not think of.” — Brandon Jeffs [17:57]   “It’s really interesting to see how we position brand and prestige and pedigree in this larger game of capitalism.” — Brandon Jeffs [24:10]   “A great recruiter can fill roles on time but an exceptional one can create moments of serendipity.” — Brandon Jeffs [29:47]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Brandon Jeffs on LinkedIn The Revol•TA Podcast  TLDR  LHH Recruitment Solutions

    38 分鐘

  4. 11月27日

    EQ App CEO/Founder Marcus Sawyerr

    How is AI reshaping the recruitment landscape, and what does it take to implement it effectively? Today, we sit down with returning guest Marcus Sawyerr to delve into the potential of AI-powered recruitment. Marcus is the Founder and CEO of EQ app, an AI-driven platform designed to connect people and knowledge to drive business growth. Marcus is a pioneer in leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance sales, marketing, and recruitment processes. Recognized as one of the top influential leaders in the staffing industry, Marcus has also served as an advisor to prominent venture capital firms and startups. In our conversation, we delve into the intricacies of deploying AI into an HR tech stack and how AI-powered recruitment strategies are shaking up the industry landscape. We discuss the reasons behind AI becoming front and center in the recruitment industry, explore the different use cases of AI in recruitment, and unpack the fundamentals of implementing AI in HR workflows. Marcus also explains the essential considerations of implementing AI, the paradigm shifts AI is creating in the industry, and what companies get wrong about it.    Key Points From This Episode: Recent trends in AI and why the recruitment industry is beginning to embrace it. The different potential use cases of AI within the overall hiring workflow. Common misconceptions of AI in recruitment and missed opportunities within the industry.  How AI is disrupting traditional recruitment workflows and enhancing productivity. Why AI is not a "silver bullet" for problems and why a deep understanding of it is vital.  The hype cycle around AI and its role in connecting people to the technology. Ways to distinguish between valuable AI solutions and overhyped tools. Insight into the internal and external company aspects of implementing AI.  Marcus’ approach to identifying workflow gaps and building trust with teams and the C-suite. The potential of AI to enhance workflows and help grow small businesses. Recommendations for recruitment leaders to begin deploying AI strategies. Final takeaways and an update on the EQ AI Community.    Quotes:   “The difference now is that AI allows a new workflow and a new way of doing things, which you may not have considered [before].” — @Marcussawyerr [0:07:55]   “The way that we work and interact with machines — is evolving at a rapid pace that we haven’t seen before.” — @Marcussawyerr [0:15:46]   “It’s really about thinking how you use AI technology to perform better in real life.” — @Marcussawyerr [0:29:00]   “If you are inside of an organization, you’ve got to figure out how can you drive [AI] proactively or do something else on the side to help you do extra and do more.” — @Marcussawyerr [0:32:14]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Marcus Sawyerr on LinkedIn Marcus Sawyerr on X EQ app EQ AI Community The Adecco Group 'EQ Community Founder Marcus Sawyerr' LHH Recruitment Solutions

    38 分鐘

  5. 11月15日

    Quantum Motion Head of Talent & People Christine Ng

    Christine shares how her background has enabled her to treat with the most technical talent in the market, and details her approach of developing young talent as well as luring niche talent away from academia.   Key Points From This Episode:   A bit about Christine’s career and how she landed at Quantum Motion.  Christine tells us about the engineering company she was part of.  Her opinion on being a generalist versus specializing in something.  A breakdown of Quantum Motion, what they do, and their hardware search.  Christine tells us about the kinds of people they hire at Quantum Motion.  The two very different ways of hiring for a startup (academia and industry).  How they develop the talent that they need on their own as well.  Christine tells us how she can tell if someone has used ChatGPT.  Some advice for anyone wanting to apply for a role in quantum.  What they are looking for when recruiting at Quantum Motion.    Quotes:   “The reality is, if there’s no hardware, there is no quantum computing.” — @xtine08 [0:20:28]   “It’s tricky to hire because we do get a lot of interest.” — @xtine08 [0:31:06]   “Stay tuned! I think in the next two or three years there will be a lot more opportunities in the [quantum] space.” — @xtine08 [0:32:06]   “If you’re applying for a role in quantum, really think about what about quantum that excites you because there’s so much hype around this area as well.” — @xtine08 [0:33:09]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Christine Ng on LinkedIn Christine Ng on X Quantum Motion

    36 分鐘

  6. 10月31日

    Munich Re Head of TA, Europe & Latin America Nuria Munoz

    Local recruiting for a global brand is not always as synchronous as it could or should be. Joining us with the solutions to this problem is the Head of Talent Acquisition for Europe and Latin America at Munich Re, Nuria Munoz. We discuss the importance of large company gatherings and how to maximize that time before unpacking the value of building both internal and external work relationships. Nuria then describes the efforts of her team in merging local hires with the company’s global vision, the many hats she has to wear in her current role, how she plans on improving the traditional way of making hires in insurance, and the undeniable importance of building a talent pipeline for your business. We end with Nuria’s protocol for cultivating interest in the insurance industry, Munich Re’s approach to succession and workforce planning, the ins and outs of what our guest has dubbed “the skills economy”, and her final words of wisdom for those hoping to follow a similar career path.     Key Points From This Episode:   Nuria Munoz unpacks the global Munich Re team after the company’s recent conference.  Making the most of large company gatherings and the importance of building relationships.  How Nuria and her team merge local hires with the company’s global vision.  The many hats she wears as the Head of Talent Acquisition for Europe and Latin America. Why the traditional way of making hires in insurance is unsustainable. Exploring Munich Re’s approach to its relationships with talent agencies.  Industry branding: how Nuria cultivates interest in insurance.  The ins and outs of succession and workforce planning at Munich Re.  Unpacking the skills economy: skills matching and transferable skills. Nuria’s parting words of wisdom and advice.   Quotes:   “I’m trying [to get] the [talent] agencies [to] change their business models so that they bring me something that is different; that is more sustainable long-term.” — @NuriaLorMun [0:12:05]   “When you start looking at ‘what’s next, what’s next, what’s next,’ sometimes you miss the ‘right now.’” — @NuriaLorMun [0:28:47]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Nuria Munoz on LinkedIn Nuria Munoz on X Munich Re

    31 分鐘

  7. 10月30日

    Gentrack Chief People Officer Fran Caldwell

    It is a leader’s responsibility to create the best possible environment for their team and there’s no better way to get insight into how to do that than leveraging employee engagement. Tuning in to this episode of Talk Talent to Me, you’ll hear all about our guest, CPO of Gentrack, Fran Caldwell, why she has such a positive attitude towards her work, the responsibilities she has at her company, and the impact she has made at Gentrack. We delve into the critical nature of employee engagement before discussing the importance of building trust among employees in order to gain these insights from employee engagement. Our guest goes on to talk about key motivators for an engaged workforce and how that varies between generations. Fran even shares the metrics she uses at Gentrack to measure the success of employee engagement and how to evaluate them. Finally, hear how you can handle negative engagement survey results and get some incredible advice about creating a career as a CPO.  Key Points From This Episode:   The importance of being proud of your role in HR  Fran shares how she sees her responsibility at Gentrack  How Fran makes sure employees trust the organization  The key motivators for an engaged workforce  How messaging needs to be adjusted for different generations Fran shares her strategy for measuring employee engagement success Fran tells us how she handles negative results from surveys  Our guest gives advice for listeners wanting to forge a career like her own   Quotes:   “If you work in the people space, every day is an opportunity. And if you focus on it being challenging and in a negative way, well then frankly, how do you get out of bed every day?” — Fran Caldwell [0:02:31]   “When you come into a new business or when you’re in these roles, you absolutely need to be led by insights and the only way you’re going to get these insights is by asking a lot of questions but importantly, listening to the answers.” — Fran Caldwell [0:10:00]   “Engagement and productivity metrics are intrinsically linked.” — Fran Caldwell [0:17:15]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Frances Caldwell Gentrack

    35 分鐘

  8. 10月28日

    Remote.com Director of TA Anastasia Pshegodskaya

    Anastasia Pshegodskaya is the Director of Talent Acquisition at Remote—a global employment platform that eliminates barriers to international hiring so that great companies can work with great people—and she begins our conversation by explaining why she’s always been more susceptible to working from home. We unpack Amazon’s recent back-to-the-office mandate, why many other companies are trying to get their employees back into the office space, how trust is essential to creating successful remote work environments, and remote work limitations to be aware of. We also discover how Anastasia and her team onboard talent remotely, the talent-specific process that keeps changing as a company evolves, the role of AI at Remote, and why “changing lives” is one of the main reasons for Anastasia’s joy at work.    Key Points From This Episode:   Anastasia Pshegodskaya details her work-from-home lifestyle even before joining Remote. Her thoughts on Amazon’s back-to-office mandate, and why many others are doing the same. The importance of trust in building a successful remote work environment.  Exploring the limitations of remote work and when it’s more beneficial to be in the office. How Anastasia onboards talent remotely and still makes them feel like part of the team. Her journey to joining Remote, what her role entails, and some notable successes so far. How talent-specific processes change and evolve in line with a company’s growth. A closer look at Anastasia’s candidate application review process.   The role of AI, and how the Remote team ensures they’re using AI responsibility.  Why HR and other people-focused teams are happy to adopt evolving AI tools.  Anastasia explains what she loves most about her job.   Quotes:   “For great talent; for candidates; job seekers, remote work remains a thing. This is something that inspires them and what they want to have in their lives, and I think that it really comes down to flexibility and having the ability to choose where you work and how you work.” — Anastasia Pshegodskaya [0:04:22]   “There is a common misconception, in my opinion, that remote teams lose productivity – the customers that we’ve been serving don’t see any productivity loss. On the opposite, they see that the switch to remote work enables more efficient collaboration and communication.” — Anastasia Pshegodskaya [0:05:29]   “It comes down to the fact that you just need to trust the people that you hire.” — Anastasia Pshegodskaya [0:06:08]   “Every day, my team is changing someone’s life, and I do think that we’re doing this in a good way.” — Anastasia Pshegodskaya [0:31:18]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Anastasia Pshegodskaya on LinkedIn Remote Cobie AI Endorsed LHH

    33 分鐘
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簡介

Starring recruiting leadership from everywhere under the talent acquisition sun, Talk Talent To Me is a fast-paced rough-and-tumble tour through the strategies, metrics, techniques, and trends shaping the recruitment industry. Brought to you by your pals at LHH.

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    Rob Stevenson: Recruiting, Employer Branding, and Career Growth Expert.
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    2017年 - 2024年
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