How to Get Through a Hard Day

Topics: Editorial Advisory Board, Heather Bussing, HRExaminer, by Heather Bussing
After surviving two roundtrip tickets to hell, Heather Bussing has some sage counsel on how to deal with emotions and life.
 

Deep Thinking about Deep Learning

Tom Janz shares fascinating new data on machine learning assessment and hiring efforts, plus Tom highlights a critical obstacle to achieving success.
 

HRExaminer v10.08

“We’re so excited about the future of technology but we can’t even get back to job candidates in a timely fashion.” Susan LaMotte gets to the core issues in, The People Refrain: Caught in the Chorus of Talent.


Dr. Todd Dewett, “Most observers suggest that judging others is wrong. However, to judge is to make a type of decision. What is more central to a successful life than sound decision-making?” It’s about the right kind of Judging.


Heather Bussing writes about How to Ask a Great Question.


John Sumser speaks with Mike Erlin, Founder and CEO at AbilityMap. Mike is a human capital technology entrepreneur with two decades experience and also a former America’s Cup Sailor. Listen to Mike Erlin on HRExaminer Radio.


On HR Tech Weekly: Beamery Secures Workday as Strategic Investor & Partner, INFOR Announces New Partnership With Montage, LinkedIn To Unify Hiring Products On One Platform, Facebook To Train 1 Million People & Small Business Owners With Digital Skills By 2020, and SAP Lays Off Thousands As It Shifts To Advanced Technologies.
 

Judging

Topics: Dr. Todd Dewett, Editorial Advisory Board, HRExaminer, by Dr. Todd Dewett
“In the end, judging is essential, just like breathing. Judge! All the time, but do it effectively. Just remember, it can be a simple way to reinforce uninformed selfish black and white views. Or, it can be a tool for harnessing your intelligence to allow you to understand life more fully.” – Dr. Todd Dewett
 

How to Ask a Great Question

“We have most of the knowledge of the Universe in our pocket, along with a whole lot of things we may never understand. Instead of learning what to remember, we need to learn how to think.” – Heather Bussing
 

The People Refrain: Caught in the Chorus of Talent

“Deloitte’s 2018 Human Capital Trends Report found over 70% of respondents citing AI, robots, and automation as important. Yet, 52 percent of candidates are not even hearing back from employers 2-3+ months after they’ve applied, according to The Talent Board.” – Susan LaMotte
 

HRExaminer v10.05

This week begins a special eight-part HR Examiner series on security from John Sumser. To kick it off, John provides the rationale for why HR should lead the way for organizational security and then moves into his overview for the series. Read, Security Series 1 - Overview: Why Focus Your HR Department on Security and Security Series 2 - Introduction.


Erin Spencer shares her experience using Qualtrics to help conduct the annual Sierra-Cedar HR Systems Survey in, A Love Letter to Qualtrics.


John Sumser speaks with Manish Goel, the co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at TrustSphere, a pioneer of next-generation Relationship Analytics. Listen to Manish Goel on HRExaminer Radio.


On HR Tech Weekly: HR Open Source Has A New Operating Board, Companies gaming Glassdoor Reviews, Culture Amp Acquires Zugata, Davos Global Reskilling Challenge, Skillsoft Launches New Digital Learning Journeys for Key Tech Roles, and IBM Announces New Data Scientist Certifications.
 

A Love Letter to Qualtrics

Topics: Editorial Advisory Board, Erin Spencer, HRExaminer, by Erin Spencer
“Really. If it’s possible to love software I do. I’m Qualtrics Certified. When I heard about their IPO I told my financial planner that I wanted stock, I never buy single stocks. I’m a believer.” – Erin Spencer
 

HRExaminer v10.04

In honor of Martin Luther King Day, Heather Bussing has Thoughts on Discrimination, the complete diversity series from The HRExaminer.


“Whether law or religion wins depends on the issue, the time, and the court.” Heather Bussing explains how religion and law have important distinctions. Religion v. Law.


Heather Bussing writes, “It’s normal to be scared of doing it wrong. But always needing to be right is trouble. Getting comfortable with being wrong.


John Sumser speaks with Loren Larsen, the CTO at HireVue. Larsen is an award-winning technology veteran with more than 20 years of engineering and research experience. Listen to Loren Larsen on HRExaminer Radio.


On HR Tech Weekly: AI and Recruiting, Google fined $57 million, SAP to Resell Kronos Workforce Dimensions, Oracle CEO wants half of App market, CareerBuilder acquires TextKernal, iSolved HCM acquires Sage Payroll, and is IBM going to kill off Watson?
 

Getting comfortable with being wrong

Topics: Heather Bussing, HRExaminer, by Heather Bussing
“It’s normal to be scared of doing it wrong. But always needing to be right is trouble. In order to maintain a universe where you are perfect, and always right, you have to make your world very tiny, so that you can control it.” – Heather Bussing