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The Future of HR Is Either Cop or Changemaker
Every few days, I see an HR professional on LinkedIn write a particular kind of defense of the profession, no doubt riled up by one of the many complaints people post about their company’s dysfunctional human resources team.
“HR is thankl...
Science Communicators, I’m Begging You to Put the Root Cause First
All of us, but especially science communicators, have the responsibility to actively shape how the public interprets new research
As a Stanford alum, I’ve been subscribed to the Stanford Report for close to a decade now. It’s my way of try...
Markets Do Not Punish (Or Reward) Firms for Maintaining DEI, and Why That’s a Problem Actually
Look beyond the culture wars. The real problem is that measuring DEI commitment has been irrelevant from the start.
About a week ago, a new UC Berkeley study found that S&P 500 companies that resisted pressure to dismantle DEI performed ju...
The Institution Hangs Its Heroes Out to Dry
The familiar pattern behind Jason Arday's meteoric rise, media lynching, and death, and what we can do about it in our own organizations
Lots of people have already written about Jason Arday.
AI Screening Tools Are The Fool's Gold of HR
Whether vibe-coded or through SaaS vendors, using these tools are minefields of bias and legal risk
In HR spaces, I see a great deal of conversation about AI focusing on scale and adoption, and relatively little focusing on the risks of li...
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Scholar-practitioner, organizational designer, no-nonsense consultant. Author of Fixing Fairness. Architect of the FAIR Framework. Here to help you fix what needs fixing.
Professor at NYU Stern, author of Higher Ground. Lots of other hats, even more opinions. Join me to talk about power, ethics, accountability, human idiosyncrasies.
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