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Building a Strong Culture with a Remote Team with Rentable’s Andrew Zuckerman
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Length:
30 minutes
Released:
Aug 24, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Andrew Zuckerman focuses on building out the HR function for private, VC-funded tech firms in Chicago.Andrew currently works at Rentable as the VP of People where he manages the HR department and oversees the culture of the company. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of People Analytics:
How employee experience changes when a company reaches over 100 employees.
What it means to have a ‘no asshole’ policy.
Where the main focus of HR should be.
How to use games to make staff feel part of a team.
How to keep a strong culture with a completely remote team.
How to be accessible as a leader.
How and when to review with employees if the job is a right fit for them.
The problems with performance improvement plans.
How to give more power to employees while staying in control.
Resources:
Rentable
Donut
StaffGeek
Connect with Andrew Zuckerman:
LinkedIn
Email
Connect with the host:
Lindsay Patton on LinkedIn
Lindsay Patton by Email
How employee experience changes when a company reaches over 100 employees.
What it means to have a ‘no asshole’ policy.
Where the main focus of HR should be.
How to use games to make staff feel part of a team.
How to keep a strong culture with a completely remote team.
How to be accessible as a leader.
How and when to review with employees if the job is a right fit for them.
The problems with performance improvement plans.
How to give more power to employees while staying in control.
Resources:
Rentable
Donut
StaffGeek
Connect with Andrew Zuckerman:
Connect with the host:
Lindsay Patton on LinkedIn
Lindsay Patton by Email
Released:
Aug 24, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
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