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I'm excited to join the @ERE_net team for another excellent conference! I'll be moderating a panel (you know, like speaking but fewer slides) and hope to see you there! Register today and use MFEREATX for a 10% discount - who doesn't love a sale?! JOIN US https://t.co/YzL1OR2fs3
Calling my #HRCommunity in the US. @OmniaGroup is conducting its annual Talent Trends Survey for 2024 on #talentacquisition and #talentdevelopment.
The survey takes just five minutes and it is anonymous : https://t.co/yHRBvnCA8w
Please report to share with your networks!
When @stelzner and I presented at #HRTechConf in 2019, we talked about skills based hiring as the future of work and highlighted lack of universal definitions as a key blocker. I am not convinced we’ve gotten much further - if anything, the picture is even murkier.
I'm having an incredibly hard time focusing on the #HRTechConf given the unconscionable violence that triggered the #IsraelPalestineWar. Although we all have a job to do, this terror -- combined with the atrocities of the #UkraineRussiaWar️ -- has me gravely concerned.
This is going to be a lot of fun, and I'm so excited to be partnering with you all! See you next week at @HRTechConf my friends. :) #HRTech#HRTechConf#EPICHR
So weak is the annual migration to the #HRTechConf. Lovely to see the planes flock in formation. 😀
If you’re attending, here are a few thoughts to make the most of your journey. See you soon! https://t.co/1k0D0sxYLM
For many of us, Sept 11th is an incredibly difficult day. Although 22 years seems like a lifetime ago, the impacts of trauma are not so easily discarded. Walk gently today with empathy and grace and remember for the sake of those who no longer share our footsteps. #NeverForget
It’s easy to look at entrepreneurial success stories as if they were destined to succeed. But for every Netflix story, there are hundreds—no, thousands – of other ideas that looked even more promising to their founders and failed.
That’s why you’ve never heard of them.
What made this one different? A big part of it was luck, I’m not gonna lie: the right time, right place, right technology, right market, all coinciding. And a big part was a culture of experimenting and refining that let us turn an idea into a service that actually worked.
But underneath all that was a critical tension. Reed, applying relentless, unsentimental logic in evaluating every concept; and me, with an endless supply of new ideas and enthusiasm. And crucially, we were both OK with that. We debated, analyzed, revisited, and threw things out, and we still kept going.