And we’re back with the second episode of the Talent Intelligence Podcast. And what a cracker! In this episode, we, being me and my far more talented co-hosts Alison Ettridge and Toby Culshaw, are joined by Sean Armstrong from Standard Industries. After our usual...
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Episode 3 with Megan Buttita from IDC
Say hello to episode number 3 of the Talent Intelligence Collective Podcast! 🎉 In this episode, apart from being joined by my amazing co-hosts Alison Ettridge and Toby Culshaw, we welcomed the incredible Megan Buttita from IDC. Throughout the episode, we found out...
Adam Corre – Neurodiversity Superhero, Speaker and Copywriter
In this episode, Adam shares his own journey in discovering a passion for Neurodiversity and how he has started to help Universities, Government departments and organisations to lift Neurodiversity off the page and explore what it means and why it's important. This is...
Roy Baladi – Smart Recruiters on accessible recruitment technology (Ep.22)
In today's episode we discuss how technology can play its part in enabling greater accessibility during the recruitment process. Roy shares with us how Smart Recruiters are supporting Neurodiversity for it's: Candidates Recruiters and hiring managers Its employees I...
Episode 37: Jack Parsons on the importance of mentors (PART 2)
This week, in the second episode of the two-part podcast, co-host Jeremy Russon continues his conversation with YouthGroup CEO, Jack Parsons. Amongst confessing their love for dogs, they discuss the importance of mentors. “Mentors are really important for every single...
Dr Anne Cockayne – Research : Line Managers who manage Autistic employees (Ep.21)
In this episode we explore Dr Anne Cockayne's research and examination of the experiences of line managers who manage employees with Asperger syndrome, exploring how these are shaped by contemporary HRM policies. I recently spoke at a global talent acquisition event...
Episode 36: Jack Parsons about the importance of youth (PART 1)
We decided to do something a little different. We’ve made a two-part podcast episode as the topic was just that interesting! When we decided to do this specific topic, co-host Jeremy Russon threw himself into research to find out everything there was to know about...
Episode 35: Robert St Jacques on evidence based HR
In today’s episode of the #ChatTalent People Podcast co-host Jeremy Russon was curious to find out what evidence HR actually is so he asked the Director of Customer Success at 7Geese Robert St Jacques, who really knows his stuff. They discuss how an evidence based...
Episode 34: Chris Heron and James Dalton on the topics of culture and engagement
Company culture is vital if an organisation wants to succeed, but what does it really mean? How would you define it? Chances are, differently from anybody else - it's intangible and very difficult to put into words. However, the future of work really does depend on...
Prof Amanda Kirby – ND Hero; helping us through the transition of getting our kids back to school (Ep.20)
It feels right that my 20th episode is with Amanda. She is an amazing supporter of Neurodiversity in all its forms. She's created tech to support us and she also shares loads of research, help, guides and resources for a wide audience. I've been following her closely...