Managers are the New HR: Re-imagining the role of human resources in a talent-driven economy
The world of work is changing. As we prepare for new developments in the business landscape, our approach to the workforce must transform.
God, Grief and Social Justice With the Rev. Wendy Hamilton
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…
This Week on Punk Rock HR: June 21, 2020
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…
How can you do better?
Setbacks can be hard, uncomfortable, and sometimes messy. So, what if you were faced with making a comeback amid chaos and uncertainty? Could you do it? Well, Emily O’Brien, founder of Comeback Snacks, is living proof that even when you’ve made some of life’s worst decisions, you can still come back, be innovative, and make…
Resilience in The Hospitality World with Jim Knight
Punk Rock HR Episode 113: The hospitality industry has suffered tremendously because of COVID. The jobs the industry provides, well, they’re the backbone of American families. This week, Jim Knight joins me to talk about the recession, staying motivated, and being resilient in hard times. We go deep into the retail, hospitality, and foodservice industries…
Coaching Is Not a Side Hustle
During the Great Recession in 2008 and 2009, I was a career coach. Sometimes I called myself an executive coach. Most of the time, I talked to people who were fundamentally unhappy with work and with their lives. I had to come up with a process, a methodology, and a way of interacting with people…
The Comeback from a Setback with Emily O’Brien
Punk Rock HR Episode 112: So, what does a Canadian millennial entrepreneur know about making a comeback? This week’s guest, Emily O’Brien, founder of Comeback Snacks, is going to tell us. In today’s episode, Emily opens up about her journey from a sales professional at a global corporation to an entrepreneur, to a convicted felon,…
George Floyd, Corporate Brands, and Racism
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
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?
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…
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