The HR Podcast – Built for Business
The HR Podcast - Built for Business
Podcast Description
If you’re in HR, running a business, managing people (or all three), this is the podcast for you. We talk about the messy stuff, the bold stuff, and the things that actually make a difference at work.
No fluff. No corporate waffle. Just honest conversations, practical advice, and the kind of insight that helps you do your job better — and stay sane while doing it.
We’re keeping it real, we’re keeping it useful, and we’re building a better way to do HR — one episode at a time.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers practical HR challenges, leadership strategies, and workplace dynamics, with episodes including discussions on difficult employee management scenarios, effective communication techniques, and the impact of company culture on retention. Specific focus areas include navigating employee relations and providing real-world solutions to common HR dilemmas.
If you’re in HR, running a business, managing people (or all three), this is the podcast for you. We talk about the messy stuff, the bold stuff, and the things that actually make a difference at work.
No fluff. No corporate waffle. Just honest conversations, practical advice, and the kind of insight that helps you do your job better — and stay sane while doing it.
We’re keeping it real, we’re keeping it useful, and we’re building a better way to do HR — one episode at a time.
In this episode Sarah Ropek and Claire Cathcart discuss whether it's possible to hire for both or either of these things and the benefits of doing so.
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