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Ep 038 - The Importance of Human Connection in HR and the Workplace

So You Want To Work In HR · 2023-09-07 · 1h 4m

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About The Guest: Tiersa Hall, a world-class master trainer and HR consultant, shares her journey into the field of HR and the challenges she faced along the way. She emphasizes the importance of mindset and confidence in HR professionals and offers advice on how to navigate complex workplace issues. Tiersa also discusses the role of HR in shaping company culture and highlights the need for a balance between policy and human connection. She shares insights on how to sell the value of culture work to organizations and offers guidance for HR leaders looking to partner with consultants. Key Takeaways: Confidence and mindset are key to a successful HR career. Balancing policy and human connection is crucial for creating a positive company culture. HR leaders can partner with consultants to gain support and expertise in areas outside their own expertise. Building relationships and providing value to organizations are key to long-term success in HR.

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