And other unconventional insights from a modern people leader
In this episode, we sit down with Jessica Winder, a seasoned HR professional and the self-professed ‘Quit Queen.’ Jessica challenges traditional HR wisdom, arguing that HR can better serve employees when viewed as part of a team (and not your friend or family). She also shares insights on the importance of understanding employee experiences, the value of job hopping, and the need for genuine DE&I initiatives.
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