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3 things you should never put in a work email, according to an HR professional
If you use words like "bullying" or "harassed" in a work email to a colleague, the words could be f…
Alyshia Hull
Should you be at that meeting? An ex-VP of HR at Microsoft shares how to rank the room — and decide if you should even be in it.
An ex-VP of HR at Microsoft says every meeting has participants ranked from one to five. Ones shoul…
Chris Williams
3 signs you might be bad at your job, according to the former VP of HR at Microsoft
A former VP of HR at Microsift who has worked in the field for over 40 years shares three signs to …
Chris Williams
'Can't hire grownups and treat them like children': Spotify HR head on return to office mandates
Despite many studies showing the benefits of flexible work, many companies are calling their employ…
Spotify's HR chief says the company won't be following Amazon and others in return-to-office trend
"You can't spend a lot of time hiring grown-ups and then treat them like children," Spotify's HR ch…
Jaures Yip
In the competitive world of pharma, companies need to focus on worker well-being to retain top talent, says Ferring's HR exec
Purvi Tailor, Ferring Pharmaceuticals' VP of HR, says focusing holistically on worker well-being is…
Julia Hood
Former Google HR reveals what you should never ask in a job interview
In 2024, work-life balance is a priority for many workers. Nolan Church, a former Google employee, …
RTO mandates can only ever be unfair, HR expert says
Daniela Herrera, a talent and DEI consultant, told Business Insider that RTO mandates are usually a…
Nora Redmond
It's OK to date your office crush, HR experts say. Just follow these do's and don'ts of dating in the workplace.
Office romances can lead to genuine connections or chaos. HR experts say professionalism and bounda…
Jordan Hart
Employees lack trust in HR’s ability to address workplace bullying effectively—and for good reason, says study
These findings are especially relevant for India, where challenges like addressing mental health co…
4 traits you should have as an employee to help keep you off the layoff list, from an HR expert
Sometimes layoffs are inevitable, but if you want your manager to fight for you if or when the time…
Alyshia Hull
3 things you should never tell your manager, from an HR professional
If you clue your manager in to your fun weekend plans, it could come back to bite you in the long r…
Alyshia Hull
3 small mistakes that can get you into big trouble at work, from an HR professional
Leaving your manager alone is a mistake. They make key decisions about things like compensation, so…
Alyshia Hull
How to tell if it's imposter syndrome or if you're just bad at your job, from the ex-VP of HR at Microsoft
An ex-VP of HR at Microsoft gave three ways to know if you have imposter syndrome or are bad at you…
Chris Williams
Gen Z isn't lazy — it just needs training, HR experts say
It's easy for bosses to dump on Gen Z workers, but generations often share similar goals. And, trai…
Tim Paradis
3 big mistakes employees make with their benefits, from an HR professional with 20 years of experience
Jamie Jackson, an HR expert, has seen employees make these three mistakes over and over that cost t…
Alyshia Hull
7 signs a job interview went well, according to an HR executive with over 35 years of experience
It can be hard to tell if a job interview went well. An executive who's worked in HR for 36 years s…
Emma Magnus
What to do if you catch your employee on a quiet vacation, according to an HR exec
CEO of FairComp Nolan Church said employees taking 'quiet vacations' is a sign of bad managers and …
Ashley Couto
Amazon RTO push is like ordering a new dish at a restaurant, only to realize you like your usual order better, says ex-Google HR boss
Laszlo Bock said Andy Jassy's drive to get Amazon workers in the office every day was a triumph of …
Will Martin
Crying at work isn't always a bad thing. An HR expert shares her advice for getting emotional in the office.
Crying at work is pretty normal, surveys have shown. Whether it's bad or okay depends on your offic…