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S3:Ep 35
Never Go To HR, Do This Instead!
Happy Labor Day Weekend. Hope you take some time to rest and recharge.
In this episode, I lay out the pattern of what happens to us when we go to HR and talk about the steps you should take instead of going to HR when you are in a work situation.
I share:
- A classic example from a listener letter
- A bit of historical context about the HR function
- Why you are a risk to the company, in the eyes of HR, from day one
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Editing and Sound Design by Chris Mann of Podshaper
Sources:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/when-your-hr-department-is-your-friend/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_resources
https://toughnickel.com/business/Hostile-Work-Environment—-Why-HR-Doesnt-Care-About-You
https://www.rd.com/advice/work-career/13-things-hr-wont-tell-you-about-keeping-your-job/
https://work.chron.com/talk-hr-rude-coworkers-2536.html
http://consensushr.com/the-history-of-human-resource-management-hrm/
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Be A Leader Part 3
S6: Ep 34
In this episode, we finish our breakdown of How To Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie. -
Season 2 Remix: MBA or Nah?
S3: Ep 43
I’m still trying to get settled in a new city and a new job….So….
This episode is a remix of season 2, episode 8 where I discuss the real reason why I got my MBA, I share the Good, Bad, and Ugly of this MBA game, and give you things to think about for your own MBA journey.
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The Truth About Performance Improvement Plans! (Update)
S3:Ep 12
In this episode, I drop nuggets around the Performance Improvement Plan aka PIP…. a sad and sorry excuse of a development tool used by organizations for all the wrong reasons. I also share the 3 options you have when you are placed on a PIP.
If you are a Corporate Warrior, chances are you have been met with a PIP or at least a threat of a PIP in your career journey. Listen, this is a temporary situation that will lead you to your next stop on your journey. Yes, it’s a painful experience, especially if it’s not for legitimate performance issues. You can make it through the PIP experience and trust me, life gets better after a PIP.
