
Host Steve Smith, Managing Director of Growth at Rep Cap and author of the Work Tech Weekly e-newsletter, offers a weekly inside look at what’s really going on in the Work Tech industry. Steve talks with tech company founders, executives, investors, influencers, and analysts about the whole messy gamut of AI, HR tech, funding, acquisitions, and the strange little signals that say more than the hea... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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For a long time, the only way to keep growing your career was to manage people, so plenty of great individual contributors took a job they never wanted and got almost no help doing it. Rising Team founder and CEO Jennifer Dulski thinks companies can ... more
JD Peterson thinks survey fatigue is a myth, and that employees will keep answering every employee engagement survey you send as long as they see something happen afterward. The Chief Marketing Officer at Perceptyx explains why his company shifted fr... more
Ben Brooks will bet you that no mid-market executive would call their manager bench “pretty strong.” The founder and CEO of PILOT joins Steve Smith to explain why leadership only multiplies the management underneath it, and why AI is turning decision... more
When a candidate asks to have their data deleted, Somen Mondal says the typical company has no idea what to do. The Co-Founder and CEO of Amp explains why compliance separates the AI hiring tools that hold up from the ones that only look good in a de... more
Heidi Barnett builds tools that cut time to hire. She still wants employers to wait 24 hours before sending an automated rejection. The President of isolved Talent Acquisition and founder of ApplicantPro explains why quality of hire deserves the same... more
An international payroll payment can lose 5 to 7% of its value and days of time as it hops from bank to bank on its way to a remote worker, according to Albert Owusu-Asare. The co-founder and CEO of Cadana explains why calculating pay is only half th... more
David Wilson has tracked the HR tech market for almost 30 years. He calls the SaaSpocalypse "overblown significantly," but he thinks it's already changing who gets to win. David is the founder and CEO of Fosway Group, a UK-based HR technology analyst... more
James Lord has spent more than a decade in reference checking. Increasingly, he says, the person giving the reference is sometimes the candidate. James leads expansion in the Americas for Refapp, a Swedish reference checking platform. He explains wha... more
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