Punk Rock HR Episode 116: Today on the podcast, I’m talking to my best friend, Jennifer McClure. We have one of our BFF chats, Jennifer’s first on this iteration of the podcast. During COVID-19, a lot has changed in Jennifer’s life. She has moved into her new house, navigated through the sickness of a family…
There’s so much happening in the world right now. And it is easy to lose faith in humanity, in God, or in your religious beliefs. I once had someone suggest to me that my lack of faith is a form of unreconciled grief. So, when I found Reverend Wendy Hamilton on social media, her perspective…
Punk Rock HR Episode 115: This week, I’m joined by Karina Schultheis. She is a manager of human insights and HCM evangelism at Ultimate Software. However, even though Karina has an amazing job now, it hasn’t always been that way. She has worked in other jobs with other bosses and therefore brings a unique perspective…
When we talk about the restaurant, retail, and hospitality, there are corporations, then there are small business owners, and then there are workers. And right now, they all have individual challenges due to COVID-19 and civil unrest in many cities. The hospitality industry service workers have taken a hit in our economy. Some workers and…
Laurie Ruettimann takes on the dirty secret job dissatisfaction and interpersonal conflict, holds it up to the light of day, and provides practical, honest advice for addressing issues in the current world of work as they spill online.
Laurie Ruettimann takes on the dirty secret job dissatisfaction, holds it up to the light of day, and provides practical, honest advice for moving beyond the negatives. In this fresh, authentic talk, Ruettimann gives employees both the responsibility and opportunity to turn workplace dissatisfaction around.
Work, much like shopping at a superstore, has evolved beyond a transactional relationship. With the transferability of modern skillsets, employee mobility- and demands for individual career pathing- are high.
The world of work is changing. As we prepare for new developments in the business landscape, our approach to the workforce must transform.
In this episode, my guest is the Rev. Wendy Hamilton. She is based in Washington, D.C., and is an activist, minister and mother who is holding workshops on grief and trauma in the age of civil unrest. We are connected through serial entrepreneur Andrew Yang, a previous guest on the show. Rev. Wendy and I…
Hey, everybody, this week’s Punk Rock HR newsletter is right up your alley. It covers what’s next at work and life. You can subscribe here. 📩 laurieruettimann.com/newsletter What’s next is that we have some work to do right now. What got us here to this moment of reckoning won’t get us there—to a better, safer…
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