The Mostly Men
The article decries a power structure dominated by wealthy, mostly white men who equate financial capital with legitimacy. It argues that this elite class uses money to evade accountability, shaping laws and institutions to serve their interests. The piece highlights systemic corruption across courts, legislatures, and law enforcement, and warns that such unchecked power breeds violence and social harm. It calls for a societal shift toward compassion, accountability, and a reimagined distribution of power.
HREX v 1.07 George Larocque
John Sumser and George LaRocque discuss the rapid evolution of HR technology, emphasizing how market sizing, capital flow, and data-driven decision‑making are reshaping the industry. They highlight recruiting’s lack of accountability, the re‑evaluation of education’s value, and the disruptive impact...
Why the Eightfold Lawsuit Matters and Doesn't
The episode breaks down the recent class‑action lawsuit against Eightfold AI, which alleges the firm collected job candidates' data without proper notice, consent, or correction rights, potentially violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)....