In this episode, Desiree and Ashley ditch the guest chair and go one-on-one for a back-to-basics refresher — the terminology, habits, and blind spots that trip up even experienced recruiters. After a suitably unhinged icebreaker (where would you not want to die?), they dig into three fundamentals: t...

In this podcast interview, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with Ganzorig Ulziibayar about turning strategy into results. Ganzorig grew up herding on the Mongolian steppe, the same landscape that produced history's most effective strategists. He pursued fifteen years of independent research into the s...

In this episode of the WorkTech Podcast, host George LaRocque sits down with Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Founder and Managing Director of Where You Work Matters and Managing Director at the Schultz Family Foundation, for an unvarnished look at a fundamental paradigm shift in human resources: the death of ...

Abstract: Public confidence in U.S. higher education has declined to 38% in 2026, down from 57% a decade earlier, marking a significant erosion of institutional legitimacy. This decline reflects not a rejection of education's intrinsic value but rather systemic concerns about cost, perceived politic...

How do leaders sustain high performance without losing the human side of work? In this episode, Michael welcomes Jason Fonder to explore how consistent coaching, smart use of data and AI, curiosity, resilience, and a people-first culture create stronger performance over time. This conversation also ...

HR compliance is harder because employers must navigate overlapping federal, state, city, and county rules while managing risks created by AI and remote work. Exposure often begins with basic processes companies assume are handled. In this episode, Jeremy Mancheski, Founder and CEO of OutSolve, expl...