Cappuccino with HR

Cappuccino with HR
Podcast Description
Welcome to Cappuccino with HR, a place where HR professionals, recruiters, and leaders come together for relaxed, open conversations over a cup of coffee. Hosted by Rudi Bauer, each episode explores everything from HR trends and leadership to sourcing and talent acquisition—no fixed agenda, just real discussions about the topics that matter most.
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The podcast covers various themes in the HR space including technology use in recruiting, employer branding, mental health, and leadership flexibility. Specific episodes include insights on recruiting tech challenges, emotional disconnection in teams, and advancing inclusion through leadership practices.

Welcome to Cappuccino with HR, a place where HR professionals, recruiters, and leaders come together for relaxed, open conversations over a cup of coffee. Hosted by Rudi Bauer, each episode explores everything from HR trends and leadership to sourcing and talent acquisition—no fixed agenda, just real discussions about the topics that matter most.

In this episode of Cappuccino with HR, Rudi Bauer chats with Daniel Cranney, Developer Advocate at WeAreDevelopers, about how Developer Relations bridges the gap between code and culture. They explore how DevRel supports employer branding, builds authentic communities, and helps companies connect with tech talent meaningfully.
From starting in DevRel to navigating team challenges, Daniel shares insights on turning developer engagement into a strategic HR asset.
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