Where Have All the HR and Recruiting Jobs Gone? Here’s the harsh truth: They’re gone. I recently came across a chart by Dave Owen on LinkedIn about AI and recruiting that stopped me in my tracks. It vividly outlines how AI might reshape talent acquisition. In practice, much of this has started to happen. We’re…
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. As I reflect on his dream for racial justice, I am reminded of the harsh realities that demanded his leadership and ultimately led to his assassination. Martin Luther King Jr. stood with Memphis sanitation workers in his final days, advocating fiercely for their rights. The Stark Manifestation of…
In this episode of Punk Rock HR, visionary entrepreneur Robert Glazer joins Laurie to discuss fixing the two-week notice that most people give their bosses when they quit. Known for founding Acceleration Partners, Robert brings a wealth of experience to our discussion, sharing his passion for nurturing work environments that foster growth and inspiration. He…
Lars Schmidt is one of the most forward-thinking HR leaders out there. Big minds like Laszlo Bock and Dave Ulrich learn from him. He’s been part of big and small organizations, built his own business, and has remained a true practitioner throughout his career. I love that Lars humors me when I try to play…
The Los Angeles wildfires have caused immense devastation, with thousands of homes destroyed, lives upended, and countless people and animals displaced. If you’re wondering how you can help, here are three impactful ways to make a difference: Help People Directly Cash assistance is the most effective way to help individuals in a disaster. Why? Cash…
After a few weird years, I’m ready to work again in 2025. But this time, I’m doing it on my terms. No burnout, sickness, or sacrificing my well-being for someone else’s agenda. If you’re thinking about how to work smarter, not harder, here’s how I’m approaching it—and maybe you can, too. Boundaries: Protecting My Time…
I decided in December 2023 to run a 24-hour ultramarathon in 2024. The idea felt insane, honestly. My body was wrecked from rheumatoid arthritis, and I was always tired. I’d lost weight for the first time in years due to medication that helped a little bit but drained me. Still, I kept telling my friend…
I’m a traditionally published author, and I’ve been blogging and writing online for notable and defunct print magazines and journals for over twenty years. I’ve made my share of TV and radio appearances. Oh, and I also ran a wildly popular blog for my cat, Scrubby. Don’t ask about that. Seriously. I still love blogging. Blogging is…
I always end the year by writing about my accomplishments, failures, regrets, and resolutions. I love this time of year because the calendar naturally motivates me to reflect and act. This post is about 2025 resolutions. I know I have good qualities. I’m passionate and curious. I love trying new things and learning just for the fun of it. I’m…
I always end the year by writing about my accomplishments, failures, regrets, and resolutions. I love this time of year because the calendar naturally motivates me to reflect and act. This post is about 2024 regrets because I said I was done writing about failure last year. In my last post, I told you my biggest accomplishment this year was…
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