In this episode, host William Tincup talks with guests Kim Rohrer and Kristopher Martinez from Oyster HR, delving into DEI in the workplace and exploring ways for companies to enhance their efforts.
Kim and Chris emphasize the importance of fostering an environment where employees feel comfortable discussing sensitive topics and appreciating the nuances of DEI on a global scale. They spotlight often-overlooked demographics, such as caregivers, and suggest examining promotion rates as an indicator of success.
Additionally, the conversation highlights the need to support mid-level management and ensure that a company's workforce genuinely reflects its customer base.
They also call to move beyond conversations and take decisive action to promote DEI in the workplace. By focusing on essential aspects like hiring, compensation, promotion, retention, and engagement, and aligning the organization with its customer base, companies can cultivate a more inclusive environment that nurtures growth and development for all employees.
March 27–29, 2023 | Las Vegas, NV
Recorded live from Transform 2023 with Greenhouse and RecruitingDaily, this is a new podcast series featuring transformative leaders discussing the changing conversation around DE&I.
In this preview episode, William Tincup is joined by Donald Knight, Chief People Officer of Greenhouse Software, to discuss what to expect from the coming series.
They see the conversation on DEI has shifted towards allyship and championing all people, as the root word of allyship is “all.” Donald emphasizes the need to engage in these conversations all the time and for all people.
This series is a must-listen for anyone interested in DEI and creating meaningful change in their workplace. Join us for lessons learned, progress and pitfalls, and candid conversations about growth and transformation.
Recorded live from Transform 2023 with Greenhouse and RecruitingDaily, this is a new podcast series featuring transformative leaders discussing the changing conversation around DE&I.
In this preview episode, William Tincup is joined by Donald Knight, Chief People Officer of Greenhouse Software, to discuss what to expect from the coming series.
They see the conversation on DEI has shifted towards allyship and championing all people, as the root word of allyship is "all." Donald emphasizes the need to engage in these conversations all the time and for all people.
This series is a must-listen for anyone interested in DEI and creating meaningful change in their workplace. Join us for lessons learned, progress and pitfalls, and candid conversations about growth and transformation.
In this episode, host William Tincup talks with guests Kim Rohrer and Kristopher Martinez from Oyster HR, delving into DEI in the workplace and exploring ways for companies to enhance their efforts.
Kim and Chris emphasize the importance of fostering an environment where employees feel comfortable discussing sensitive topics and appreciating the nuances of DEI on a global scale. They spotlight often-overlooked demographics, such as caregivers, and suggest examining promotion rates as an indicator of success.
Additionally, the conversation highlights the need to support mid-level management and ensure that a company's workforce genuinely reflects its customer base.
They also call to move beyond conversations and take decisive action to promote DEI in the workplace. By focusing on essential aspects like hiring, compensation, promotion, retention, and engagement, and aligning the organization with its customer base, companies can cultivate a more inclusive environment that nurtures growth and development for all employees.
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