
Offering a behind-the-scenes look at life in Human Resources and what's really happening in the workplace. With a combined 30+ years of HR experience, Gina & Turiya share unfiltered, entertaining true stories on various topics relevant to anyone in the workplace (whether you work in HR or not!) They also offer listeners practical tips and advice on workplace related topics - minus the HR lingo and... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In the last episode of 2025, Gina & Turiya reflect on 2025 and share what's on the horizon for HR unConfidential in 2026. Spoiler alert: we'll hit the amazing milestone of our 100th episode in August 2026 and are planning an in-person celebration in ... more
In this very special episode of HR unConfidential, Gina and Turiya sit down in person at a studio in Chicago for an intimate conversation about their recent career trajectory. This informative, sometimes humorous and sometimes rather vulnerable chat ... more
Facts & figures inform but stories inspire. In this episode, we chat with Jill Pollack, Chief Story Wrangler and founder of StoryStudio Chicago Words for Work, about why storytelling might be HR's most powerful and untapped skill. If you've ever stru... more
In this follow-up to our Private Equity 101 episode, we're joined by Sarah Purlee, Head of HR at S&S Truck Parts, to explore what it's really like to lead HR inside a PE-backed company. We dig into how HR creates value in private equity, what makes t... more
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I’ve listened to HR unConfidential from day one, and Turiya and Gina consistently set the bar for what genuine, courageous HR leadership should look like. Their blend of expertise and humanity is something I wish more HR leaders embraced.
I listened to the most recent episode with Vicky Bartling and Emily Watkins and the pair had some GREAT insight into how the workplace and HR has changed given COVID-19. I also really enjoyed hearing about the real estate conversation from an HR perspective as I’ve been following the market for some time looking for my next place. The pair’s discussion on the importance of an agile workplace really resonated with me, as I’m trying to implement some of those best practices into my company, as wel... more
What a wonderfully honest podcast! The vulnerability and honesty behind these discussions, backed by the research and experience, allows me the opportunity to hear perspectives that I would otherwise never learn.
Thank you for taking the time to create such a thoughtful and truly helpful show. I am a more empathetic person for having found it!
This podcast was referred to me by a mentor of mine and I am glad he passed it along!! This podcast is great for anyone in HR, seasoned or not. There is a lot good points and situations covered. By listening to their experiences and recommendations, I was able to maneuver through situations easier and grow as an HR professional.
As an HR professional I can identify with just about everything Gina and Turiya talk about. This is therapeutic for me in so many ways. This podcast has help me with my blind spots and I feel like they are coaching me to be a better version of “me”. Love it, love it absolutely love it!
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Focusing on the often unspoken realities of Human Resources, the content provides listeners with an engaging mix of personal anecdotes, practical workplace advice, and insights into the evolving nature of work environments. Each episode features conversations that address common workplace challenges, from job hunting strategies and burnout prevention to the integration of play in the workplace. The hosts, drawing on their extensive HR experience, strive to demystify complex HR topics, making them accessible and relatable to a broader audience. Listeners are likely to appreciate the candid discussions that evoke both humor and empathy, providing valuable perspectives for anyone operating within or interacting with workplace dynamics.
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