Human Resources Social Media and Updates

Vague Application Process Leaves Candidates Guessing Forever
SocialMay 3, 2026

Vague Application Process Leaves Candidates Guessing Forever

I’ve been trying to get one of these for years. Every year they open up “applications” where you have to apply with a little cover letter. No instructions. Just an empty text field. No hints on what helps or hurts...

By Job van der Voort
Seeking Detail‑Focused Designer Skilled in Graphics, UI, AI
SocialMay 3, 2026

Seeking Detail‑Focused Designer Skilled in Graphics, UI, AI

I’m looking for a great designer that can do both graphics and UI. Must have incredible focus on the details and know how to use AI tools.

By Samson Mow
Job Search Needs Alerts, Pitches, and Referrals—Not Just Applications
SocialMay 2, 2026

Job Search Needs Alerts, Pitches, and Referrals—Not Just Applications

The job search system we run has three layers: automated daily job alerts based on your skills, direct pitches to hiring managers at target companies, and referrals through our network. Applications alone is not a strategy.

By “The Job Father” (Jermaine)
AI Doubles Engineer Output, Leveling Biotech Against Tech Giants
SocialMay 2, 2026

AI Doubles Engineer Output, Leveling Biotech Against Tech Giants

If you think AI replaces software engineers, here’s a quick thought experiment. Imagine you’re a life sciences company. 10 years ago you want to invest heavily in lab automation, processing data at scale, and other software. You look at the...

By Aaron Levie
Hire Before Capacity Hits, Not Before Profitability
SocialMay 2, 2026

Hire Before Capacity Hits, Not Before Profitability

There are 2 points in a firm's growth journey that can help solo advisors decide when to make their first hire: the profitability and capacity wall. On one hand, it usually makes more sense for solo advisors to hire well...

By Michael Kitces
Unpaid Internships Favor Wealth Over Talent, Excluding Talent
SocialMay 2, 2026

Unpaid Internships Favor Wealth Over Talent, Excluding Talent

The Unpaid Internship Still Has a LinkedIn Profile Unpaid internship listings are facing growing backlash from Gen Z candidates and labor advocates as entry-level role scarcity drives competition into programs that pay nothing. SHRM's 2026 talent trends document the equity problem...

By Jim Stroud
Internal Mobility: The Most Cost-Effective Hiring Strategy
SocialMay 2, 2026

Internal Mobility: The Most Cost-Effective Hiring Strategy

The Cheapest Hire Is the One You Already Have Internal mobility programs are the most cost-effective talent strategy in the 2026 market: lower acquisition cost, faster ramp time, existing cultural fluency. SHRM's precision hiring framework positions internal pipelines as the first...

By Jim Stroud
Union Wins Reversed at Chipotle, Apple, Amazon
SocialMay 2, 2026

Union Wins Reversed at Chipotle, Apple, Amazon

Same month we learn Teamsters disclaimed interest at the one unionized US Chipotle, Apple announced closure of one of its two unionized US stores, and Amazon asked appeals judges to undo certification of its one unionized US warehouse https://t.co/njFRzk2JlI

By Josh Eidelson
Surgical Hiring Leaves Companies Guessing, Missing Talent
SocialMay 2, 2026

Surgical Hiring Leaves Companies Guessing, Missing Talent

We're Only Hiring If We're Certain. We're Never Certain. "Surgical hiring" has become the phrase of the 2026 market: lean teams, precise role definitions, and a refusal to hire ahead of demand. SHRM's 2026 talent acquisition analysis frames this as a...

By Jim Stroud
Lulu G. Navarro's Interview Showcases Top‑tier Questions
SocialMay 2, 2026

Lulu G. Navarro's Interview Showcases Top‑tier Questions

Extraordinary questions and interviewing skills on display from @lulugnavarro in this. She asked everything the audience would want to ask. https://youtu.be/2tpMkUCvqrs?si=kqem88NYwkAIMuJ6

By Andrew Elson (Ed Elson)
Remote Health Editor Role: $80/Hr Freelance Opportunity
SocialMay 2, 2026

Remote Health Editor Role: $80/Hr Freelance Opportunity

Bustle Digital Group is hiring a freelance Health/Wellness Editor, fully remote, $80/hour. These are the kinds of opportunities I share on my Substack 💻

By Jen Ruiz
Guardian Seeks Audience Engagement Editor – Remote, $88‑98K
SocialMay 2, 2026

Guardian Seeks Audience Engagement Editor – Remote, $88‑98K

The Guardian is hiring an Audience Engagement Editor, remote possible, 12-month contract role, $88k-$98k. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of digital journalism trends, internet culture and communities, as well as distribution strategies. These are the types of opportunities...

By Jen Ruiz
Employers Favor Millennials Over Gen X for Cost, Culture
SocialMay 2, 2026

Employers Favor Millennials Over Gen X for Cost, Culture

Companies Now Prefer Hiring Millennials Over Gen X, and They'll Tell You Why Employers openly cite lower base salaries, perceived comfort with flat org structures, and data-driven management styles as reasons to favor millennials over Gen X for management roles. Gen...

By Jim Stroud
Punishing Failure Undermines Innovation, Performance, and Trust
SocialMay 2, 2026

Punishing Failure Undermines Innovation, Performance, and Trust

Why punishing failure is killing #innovation performance and trust @TPShub https://t.co/XGMteXfp6m #HCM #HRM #HumanResources #HRTech #CHRO #FutureofHR

By Dave Millner
Buffett Praises Apple's Succession Planning as Management Miracle
SocialMay 2, 2026

Buffett Praises Apple's Succession Planning as Management Miracle

"It's one of the miracles of American business management." - Buffett on Apple's success in succession planning https://t.co/8e79Ec0ppE

By Sam Ro
Europe Pays Workers for Vacation; U.S. Doesn't
SocialMay 2, 2026

Europe Pays Workers for Vacation; U.S. Doesn't

In my native Belgium, workers receive vacation money in May. This is bonus money intended to cover summer vacation expenses. They will also take a MONTH off in the summer, yes paid. So they are paid to not work and...

By Daphne Delvaux (The MamAttorney)
Employers Pressure Seniors to Retire; Learn to Resist.
SocialMay 2, 2026

Employers Pressure Seniors to Retire; Learn to Resist.

‘Not worth the investment’: Why bosses push older workers to retire—and how to fight back https://t.co/rujsau3USM via @FastCompany #ageism

By Tom Pick
Enforce Standards Daily to Stop Performance Drift
SocialMay 2, 2026

Enforce Standards Daily to Stop Performance Drift

I have a clear goal for my portfolio of digital writing businesses to hit $10,000,000 in annual revenue this year. But as an organization, we need to become the versions of ourselves capable of achieving this. ...

By Dickie Bush
Translate Strategy Into Simple Daily Actions for Lasting Results
SocialMay 2, 2026

Translate Strategy Into Simple Daily Actions for Lasting Results

Telling people “we need to grow” doesn’t work if it doesn’t connect to their reality. Strategy only sticks when it’s translated into simple, actionable principles people can actually live by every day. That’s where clarity beats complexity. The real challenge is...

By Kaihan Krippendorff
Ted Lasso's 10 Simple Rules for Effective Leadership
SocialMay 2, 2026

Ted Lasso's 10 Simple Rules for Effective Leadership

10 @TedLasso leadership lessons: 1 believe in yourself  2 winning is an attitude 3 all people are different people 4 see good in others 5 forgive first 6 stay teachable 7 be curious 8 optimists do more 9 be honest 10 doing right thing is never wrong thing https://t.co/BNiTnZfmpU

By Vala Afshar
Build Visibility Now; Get Found Before Roles Appear
SocialMay 2, 2026

Build Visibility Now; Get Found Before Roles Appear

A personal brand is not about ego. It is about being findable when someone is looking for exactly what you do. The people who get found before a role is posted built that visibility long before they needed it.

By “The Job Father” (Jermaine)
Clarity Over Automation: Define Work Outcomes Now
SocialMay 2, 2026

Clarity Over Automation: Define Work Outcomes Now

AI is automating tasks. Gen Z is stress-testing workplace norms. This clip is satire, but it points to something real. What stands out to me is not the bed, the camera, or the contract. It is the gap between what companies assume and...

By Pascal Bornet
Public Funds Paid Leave for Elite, Not Ordinary Moms
SocialMay 2, 2026

Public Funds Paid Leave for Elite, Not Ordinary Moms

Karoline Leavitt is currently on paid maternity leave, which we all fund. Meanwhile, millions of American moms paying for her leave have no access to paid leave themselves. Paid leave for me, but not for thee.

By Daphne Delvaux (The MamAttorney)
Job Survival Hinges on Wage Compression, Rough Transition Ahead
SocialMay 2, 2026

Job Survival Hinges on Wage Compression, Rough Transition Ahead

Survival of those jobs is actually dependent on wage compression. It’s going to be a rough transition for a lot of people 👇🏽

By Hung Lee
Tech Recruiting: Work Anywhere, Serve All of North America
SocialMay 1, 2026

Tech Recruiting: Work Anywhere, Serve All of North America

Tech recruitment does not require you to be in an office or one city. If you have the skill, you can work with clients across North America from wherever you are. The geography is flexible in a way most careers...

By “The Job Father” (Jermaine)
Leaders' Casual Slurs Are Performative, Not Authentic
SocialMay 1, 2026

Leaders' Casual Slurs Are Performative, Not Authentic

I 100% agree with this. When leaders say "retard" publicly - in most every case, its super lame. If saying retard or any other offensive word makes the joke land 10x, then yeah, say it. But tossing it around like...

By Sam Parr
Companies Invite, Then Exclude: The Application Double Standard
SocialMay 1, 2026

Companies Invite, Then Exclude: The Application Double Standard

job posting: even if you don’t meet 100% of the qualifications listed above, we still encourage you to apply me : *applies* company: except you

By Adam Karpiak
Oracle Cuts 30k Jobs to Fund AI Push
SocialMay 1, 2026

Oracle Cuts 30k Jobs to Fund AI Push

Oracle laid off 30,000 people via a 6 AM email, drawing criticism. However, the move frees up cash for massive AI infrastructure investment. Oracle is aggressively betting on AI. #Oracle #AI #TechNews https://t.co/7gwyor73hf

By Eric Kimberling
Ford Extends Employee Pricing to All Americans
SocialMay 1, 2026

Ford Extends Employee Pricing to All Americans

For 123 years, @Ford has believed in investing in America and the people who keep it moving. We have survived and thrived over the years by staying true to our values to care for employees, communities, and the country. As we approach...

By Jim Farley
Leaders Must Daily Ensure Clear Purpose and Support
SocialMay 1, 2026

Leaders Must Daily Ensure Clear Purpose and Support

🟦 “Am I expending sufficient time and energy in providing clarity of purpose, direction, guidance, and support for my people?” One of the cardinal questions every manager/leader must ask themselves every day. —https://t.co/NGK6CN9XDu #leadership #management #employeeengagement https://t.co/nLL3Gq8DGc

By Sigi Osagie
Culture Drives Leadership, Employees, CX, and Business Success
SocialMay 1, 2026

Culture Drives Leadership, Employees, CX, and Business Success

Why Some Companies Win and Others Don’t: The Golden Thread Explained - CX Journey™ https://t.co/wIWKyayGFi Culture → Leadership Decisions → Employee Experience → Employee Behavior → Customer Experience → Business Outcomes https://t.co/R4w1LDlOwt

By Annette Franz
Stop Repeating Speakers; Give Attendees a Real Diagnostic
SocialMay 1, 2026

Stop Repeating Speakers; Give Attendees a Real Diagnostic

Conference organizers: stop booking the same four 'future of work' speakers. The audience doesn't need another trends deck. They need a diagnostic they can run on Monday. That's the gap I'm trying to fill. Different talk, same hour, better outcomes.

By Brittany (systems & culture ops)
Equal‑pay Rules Can Backdate Liabilities, Risking Bankruptcy
SocialMay 1, 2026

Equal‑pay Rules Can Backdate Liabilities, Risking Bankruptcy

for those of you who are unaware, British employment commissions have in the past found that you need to pay people the same salary for *completely different jobs* if one job attracts more men and the other more women. and...

By Kelsey Piper
Employers Can Bridge GLP‑1 Coverage Gaps with Integrated Care
SocialMay 1, 2026

Employers Can Bridge GLP‑1 Coverage Gaps with Integrated Care

GLP‑1s are changing lives. Coverage realities have not caught up. GLP‑1 Flex Care at @OmadaHealth gives employers a way to pair cash‑pay GLP‑1 access with clinical evaluation, medical oversight, and behavior change on one platform — so support does not disappear...

By Sean Duffy
Labor Force Participation Drop Reveals Hidden Joblessness Crisis
SocialMay 1, 2026

Labor Force Participation Drop Reveals Hidden Joblessness Crisis

This is why you shouldn’t pay any attention to the unemployment rate. It doesn’t count people who have given up looking for work or dropped out of the labor force. The scariest chart is the chart that shows the labor force...

By Bryan Beal
Consistent LinkedIn Activity Boosts Recruiter Visibility
SocialMay 1, 2026

Consistent LinkedIn Activity Boosts Recruiter Visibility

Staying active on LinkedIn in any form signals the algorithm that you're available. The more consistent your activity, the more visible you become to recruiters searching the platform.

By “The Job Father” (Jermaine)
Human Infrastructure Matters as Much as AI Tools
SocialMay 1, 2026

Human Infrastructure Matters as Much as AI Tools

"It is impossible to predict at this point just how AI will transform the workplace. However, one thing is certain: understanding and building the right human infrastructure will be as important as picking the right AI tools." https://t.co/sm48Z9f6lH

By Richard Seroter
AI Reveals Need to Align Skills with Cognitive Well‑Being
SocialMay 1, 2026

AI Reveals Need to Align Skills with Cognitive Well‑Being

AI is exposing a gap between what organizations expect and what people can sustain over time. Closing it means linking skills with cognitive well-being, otherwise pressure builds and execution weakens. Source @McKinsey Link https://t.co/mUYF7giLBR via @antgrasso https://t.co/8aw7ZgjBIu

By Antonio Grasso
FCC Chair Accuses Disney of Stalling DEI Probe
SocialMay 1, 2026

FCC Chair Accuses Disney of Stalling DEI Probe

Didn't @BrendanCarrFCC inform @Disney of the DEI investigation on March 27, 2025? Didn't Carr say that certain response deadlines occurred recently and that Disney's incomplete responses suggested the company was playing "rope-a-dope" with agency investigators? https://t.co/0GZerKrkYs

By Ted Hearn
Engineers Must Embrace Management to Amplify Impact
SocialMay 1, 2026

Engineers Must Embrace Management to Amplify Impact

Slight disagree here. Sure everyone ends up promoted one level above their competency, but if there's enough mental fortitude and lack of ego, a demotion back to a core compency can be a life saver. But sometimes a world class...

By Ian Cutress
Avoid Unintended Consequences: Three Leadership Fixes
SocialMay 1, 2026

Avoid Unintended Consequences: Three Leadership Fixes

RT @JoeContrera Here are three situations that can arise when leaders and their people are unaware of the The Law of Unintended Consequences -- and 3 ways to overcome these issues: https://t.co/TmkailDAVy #leadership #employeeengagement https://t.co/wO8VmdWovy

By Tom Pick
Hire by Collaborating First, Not Just Interviewing
SocialMay 1, 2026

Hire by Collaborating First, Not Just Interviewing

As a founder, it is so important to be able to hire well. Unfortunately, I found that I was not great at this in assessing people through interviews. Ultimately, I found that the best way to hire people was to...

By Elizabeth Yin
Gig Workers Bear Workload, Full‑Timers Keep Benefits
SocialMay 1, 2026

Gig Workers Bear Workload, Full‑Timers Keep Benefits

The Gig Worker Does the Job. The Full-Time Employee Gets the Benefits. Flexible and gig workforce models are expanding as companies seek to limit fixed labor costs while maintaining output capacity, creating a two-tier workforce where contingent workers carry operational load...

By Jim Stroud
Early Helpers May Not Scale with Company Growth
SocialMay 1, 2026

Early Helpers May Not Scale with Company Growth

One of the hardest learnings I had as a founder was that people who were extremely helpful and important early in my company's lifetime didn't always level up to be able to help the company at the next level. It is...

By Elizabeth Yin
Laugh at Work to Boost Your Mojo
SocialMay 1, 2026

Laugh at Work to Boost Your Mojo

Oftentimes at work, we take things too seriously & forget that we’re all still humans, with beating hearts within us. So try to laugh at work at least once today. Your heart will be smiling when u do that, and it’s...

By Sigi Osagie
Founders Condemn Negotiation, yet Fire Hundreds without Notice
SocialMay 1, 2026

Founders Condemn Negotiation, yet Fire Hundreds without Notice

A startup CEO publicly shamed a candidate. A backend developer accepted an offer for 28 LPA. Two days before joining, he emailed the founder. He had a competing offer of 32 LPA. He asked if the company could offer 36 LPA. He also clearly stated-...

By Monica Malik | PrettyMuchFinance
Soft Skills Are Actually Deep Skills Driving Performance
SocialMay 1, 2026

Soft Skills Are Actually Deep Skills Driving Performance

What people call soft skills are actually deep skills. Clarity, presence, adaptability, and emotional fitness are not soft. They are the real ceiling on performance.

By Carl Paoli
Skills Gaps, Not Pipelines, Prolong Vacancies and Cost Firms
SocialMay 1, 2026

Skills Gaps, Not Pipelines, Prolong Vacancies and Cost Firms

The Role Has Been Open for Nine Months Because Nobody Qualified Exists Persistent skills gaps are driving extended vacancy periods that cost organizations in productivity, team load, and client delivery before a hire is ever made. SHRM's 2026 talent acquisition research...

By Jim Stroud
China Bans Firing for AI, Forces Firms to Bear Costs
SocialMay 1, 2026

China Bans Firing for AI, Forces Firms to Bear Costs

China just made it illegal to fire someone to replace them with AI. I’m a Psychologist. Here’s what no one is saying about why. China didn’t ban AI. They banned MORAL OFFLOADING. The court ruled the cost of transformation belongs to the organization. Not the...

By Dr. Nore Salman