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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 11 episodes
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Ever zoned out in a meeting and thought, this could’ve been a podcast? Same. That’s why we made one. This is the place where two Toms bring decades of HR and business experience to the mic, minus the corporate snooze-fest. We talk about the weird, messy, hilarious, and frustrating realities of work: culture clashes, leadership struggles, and the HR questions you secretly Google at 2am. With candid guest conversations, plenty of laughs, and insights that actually translate to real life, we’re here to prove work talk doesn’t have to be boring. Think of us as your meeting antidote — one part entertainment, one part inspiration, all parts “finally worth my time.”
Unknown Host hosts This Meeting Should Have Been a Podcast, a business show with 11 episodes published.
AI without governance is a liability, not a strategy.Our guest, Dr. Angela Pearson, “Dr. P”, breaks down why so many organizations are pushing employees to use AI without the training, guardrails, or accountability neede
Summary In this episode, Host, Tom Schin interviews Katie Navara Bradley to explore the evolving landscape of thought leadership, content creation, and the impact of AI on authenticity and trust in professional communica
Embracing Employee Ownership and Building Authentic Connections: A Conversation with Tom Daniels In this episode, Tom Daniels shares insights on employee engagement, the unique world of ESOPs, and the power of authentic
Embracing Employee Ownership and Building Authentic Connections: A Conversation with Tom Daniels In this episode, Tom Daniels shares insights on employee engagement, the unique world of ESOPs, and the power of authentic
Summary From Meeting to Podcast: Insights on Recruitment, AI, and Personal Growth with Kat Kibben. Explore an engaging conversation with Kat Kibben, where they share their expertise on recruitment, the evolution of the i
Summary From Meeting to Podcast: Insights on Recruitment, AI, and Personal Growth with Kat Kibben. Explore an engaging conversation with Kat Kibben, where they share their expertise on recruitment, the evolution of the i
In this engaging interview, Claire Stroh shares insights on recruiting best practices, the impact of AI in HR, and navigating the evolving world of remote work and return-to-office policies. We dive into her many worlds
In this engaging episode, Tom and Tom explore the latest trends in remote work, AI in recruitment, workplace culture, and upcoming industry insights. They share personal stories, discuss innovative tools like Ro.am, and
In this engaging conversation, Christine Mikhail shares her journey as an entrepreneur who launched her consulting business during the pandemic. She discusses the importance of change resilience in organizations, especia
In this engaging conversation, Tom Horne and Tom Schin welcome Kat Kibben, owner of Three Ears Media and author of 'The Bounce Back Factor.' They explore the evolving landscape of recruitment, the impact of AI on hiring
In this episode, hosts Tom Schin and Tom Horne engage with Christine Miller, Chief eXperience Officer at the eXperience Group, to explore the multifaceted concept of workplace experience. They discuss the importance of t
Hosts Tom Schin and Tom Horne sit down with Joel Stupka to tackle a fascinating mix of workplace issues, from the utility of Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) to the latest trends in HR Tech and AI. They swap hilariou
From pointless check-ins to endless budget reviews, Tom Horne and Tom Schin tackle the meetings that drain your soul and waste your time. This week, the Toms rant about corporate jargon, the agony of sitting through pres
In this quick, 30-second trailer for This Meeting Should Have Been a Podcast, hosts Tom Horne and Tom Schin offer a sneak peek at the unfiltered workplace conversations you've actually been craving. Hear a glimpse of the
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