ONWARD
BY CHRIS BARBIN
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You Can't Half-Ass 2020, Especially as the Head of HR
Zoë Harte is the Chief People Officer at Upwork. In this Q&A she talks about how Upwork manages its own hybrid and remote workforce, her role guiding talent innovation at the company, how HR can be a guidepost for culture, and why speaking the truth is so important.
Breaking Down Problems and Being a Full Human
Paula-Jo (PJ) Oleksak, the chief business officer at Slice, talks about her transition from finance to operations, how she builds successful teams by keeping things simple, and the need to empower people while allowing them to be full humans, especially in today’s world.
The Art of Balance
This Q&A with Jennifer Taylor, VP of ThousandEyes’ Global People Team, talks about what it's like to lead the HR function through the perfect storm of a global pandemic, a social justice movement and a fast-paced acquisition, and why balance is more important than ever (but not always easy).
When Radical Candor Meets Radical Compassion
I had the privilege to work with Yamini Rangan, Chief Customer Officer at HubSpot, during our early days of Appirio, where she held multiple roles including a year stint as my head of development and Chief of Staff.
Lessons, Learning and Leadership
Every business leader needs a lieutenant. A wingman or wingwoman who they turn to for advice, a much-needed reality check, and most importantly, help pushing forward the ideas and priorities they have established for their organization.
My Favorite Resources for Managing a Remote Workforce...
To say that I am a strong advocate for a remote workforce may be putting it mildly.
Podcast with Leadership Expert Mike Robbins on Building Great Culture
I had the opportunity to speak with leadership expert Mike Robbins a few weeks ago for his podcast "We're All In This Together" about the culture we built at Appirio and some of the lessons I've learned over the years.