In this episode of Resources for Humans, Fred shares how Rainforest QA�۪s company values manifest in their culture and management philosophy.
Reddit's VP of People illustrates what a modern people operations team looks like, details how to build an end-to-end employee experience, discusses the role of culture, and explains why Reddit doesn't negotiate salaries.
Nathalie McGrath (Coinbase), Justin Anguswat (Thumbtack) and Farah Kassam (Reddit) talk about how to companies should think about retaining and growing their employees.
Senior VP of People and Places at Affirm, Chris Tobin, talks about the need to codify culture through values, and then goes on to explain his compensation philosophy, and it's impact on employee development.
Aaron Levie talks about Box's culture and how he improved the culture through A/B tests.
Josh Bersin of Deloitte breaks down traditional ideas of HR using research, surveys and case studies to highlight innovation, potential, and change in the industry.
How employee resource groups will ensure your organization is an inclusive and prosperous place for all.
The 2023 State of People Strategy Report distills the perspectives, priorities, and challenges of HR professionals around the globe. Read the report and learn what they had to say.
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