Shh…it’s upon us. A week ago we were told that we’d be fine. That is, if you were actually listening. As it turned out, that assessment may have been a […]
Coronavirus Spread Hits HCM Vendors Sales Efforts First
By Mark Feffer -March 5, 2020 While the wider technology industry has reported cutbacks in travel, event cancellations and mandates for employees to work from home, the coronavirus’s impact on the HCM […]
Cardinal for life
Why am I wearing a Cardinals jersey to work today? I’d say it’s because the obituary asked me to do so, but in actuality it specified a Red Sox jersey. […]
Podcast w/Lisa Cervenka and Jeremy Ames: The Future of Talent Acquisition & Hiring in 2025
If you haven’t been following along, RecruitingDaily and Talemetry hit the scene at HRTech 2019, asking some of the top industry people their thoughts on future hiring trends. We asked everyone one […]
‘Harmonizing’ to Keep HR Technology Hitting the Same Note
Employee demand for consumer-like experiences, the increasing use of people analytics and the falling costs of hardware and software are dramatically driving the spread of HR technology. By 2025, the […]
Interview On DriveThruHR – HR’s Role in Tech + System Adoption
Full Episode here: Imagine you’re an HR Leader adding something new to your HR Tech stack.; you’ve selected something you believe is “best in class,” you’ve made it through the […]
Social learning takes its place in employee retention efforts
Employees are more likely to stay at jobs where they can learn new skills or improve old ones. For companies, that means providing options to do so when appropriate. Mark […]
A House Party with The Knocks, Young & Sick, and Blu DeTiger in Boston
DJs, celebrations, and three sick performances. REVIEW Mar 18, 2019 | Jeremy Ames Originally published on Bandsintown Sometimes it’s about hyper-analyzing each note, lyric, twang and stroke. Other times, it’s about the […]
Shoffy Pushes Through in Boston
Any Boston sports fan that has been around for a bit remembers Curt Schilling’s bloody sock from the 2004 World Series victory, the Sox’ first since, famously, 1918. While the […]
Review: The End Of The Ocean Hypnotizes The Crowd In Boston
The personal and cathartic set left us floating. REVIEW By Jeremy Ames – Feb 11, 2019 Originally published on Bandsintown It was a freezing winter night in Boston, and The End […]