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George Floyd, Corporate Brands, and Racism

WorkBy Laurie RuettimannJune 2, 2020Leave a comment

Hey, everybody. It’s been over a week since George Floyd was murdered, three weeks since Breonna Taylor was shot in her home, and about a month since Nina Floyd was stabbed to death in Mississippi. People have had enough and are taking to the streets to demand police reform and systemic change.  Naturally, organizations are…

Building Community Through Podcasting

WorkBy Laurie RuettimannJune 2, 2020Leave a comment

I love the idea of a podcast that has some rituals and structures around it. It gives people a set of expectations. Wendy Dailey and Jon Thurmond, hosts of Social HR Half Hour, are a perfect example of humans producing a podcast rooted in ritual and driven by the community.   One of the things I…

So You Want To Be a Coach?

PodcastBy Laurie RuettimannJune 1, 2020Leave a comment

Punk Rock HR Episode 111: If you want to be an executive or career coach, you have to approach doing so like a business, not a side hustle. You need a business plan, you need to know how to run a business, and you need to determine who you can help and who you cannot…

Seeing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary

WorkBy Laurie RuettimannMay 26, 2020Leave a comment

Whether you’re a student, in the middle of your career, or a retiree, you may have felt unqualified. So, what’s the message to somebody who feels average and unqualified? Well, Amanda Nachman, author of #Qualified: You Are More Impressive Than You Realize, joined me on my podcast to talk about the stress, fear, and uncertainty…

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Behind the Scenes of HR Podcasting with Wendy Dailey & Jon Thurmond

PodcastBy Laurie RuettimannMay 25, 2020Leave a comment

Punk Rock HR Episode 110: Podcasting is a little bit of art, a little bit of science, and a lot of hard work. Today, HR podcasters, Wendy Dailey and Jon Thurmond, hosts of the HR Social Half Hour Podcast, join me on the show. If you’ve ever wanted to know what it takes to host…

Passion and Purpose: Rallying Your Organization to Fight

WorkBy Laurie RuettimannMay 19, 2020Leave a comment

There is a difference between talking to employees about a mission statement versus talking to them about the battles they are being asked to fight. In the world of work, a mission is typically a written statement, and a fight can be purpose-driven action.  And, I don’t know about you, but words stringed together on…

You are #Qualified with Amanda Nachman

PodcastBy Laurie RuettimannMay 18, 2020Leave a comment

Punk Rock HR Episode 109:   If you’ve ever wondered, am I qualified? Or am I the right person for this role? You are going to enjoy this week’s conversation with Amanda Nachman. With graduation season upon us, Amanda is perfectly positioned to talk about looking for a job in a pandemic. She is an…

This Week on Punk Rock HR: The Job Hunt

Punk Rock HR, WorkBy Laurie RuettimannMay 17, 2020Leave a comment

This week’s Punk Rock HR platform is all about a unified theme: looking for work. Tomorrow’s podcast features Amanda Nachman, founder of College Magazine and author of #QUALIFIED: You Are More Impressive Than You Realize, who’s helping you tackle impostor syndrome and get the job you want. This week’s newsletter answers, “What do I wear…

The intersection of labor, food production, and consumption

WorkBy Laurie RuettimannMay 14, 2020Leave a comment

There’s a run on bacon. Seriously. While I am a vegetarian, the idea of a bacon shortage filled me with questions about the food production industry. Are the workers in the plants low paid? Are they working in terrible environments? What’s going on? I also had questions about how meat is made. What’s the myth?…

What Can HR Learn from Brand Disruptors?

WorkBy Laurie RuettimannMay 12, 2020Leave a comment

Many years ago, I had a blog called Punk Rock HR, which now happens to be the name of my podcast. The blog was my way of disrupting the status quo within the HR profession. It is still talked about within many HR circles.  I just love a good disruptor. Don’t you? And, disruption isn’t…

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