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Recorded December 20, 2023 (Part 2 of 2) It's our third annual prediction show!  And I predict we'll do it again next year. We first review our predictions from last year to see just how well we did.  Some of us were dead on, others were hit & miss, and yet others seem to be deliberately vague just to claim accuracy regardless of outcome.   Then, we each prognosticate on what to expect in 2024.  Much of it seems to be around AI and Teams.  Sorry. This discussion lasted almost an hour, so we split it into two episodes. Alternate show titles: Don't touch my pixels Don't go anywhere near that V I've been exposed to more VR They're strapping it to every product Show us on the doll Blown all over your campus Justin Time All unicorns and rainbows We gotta keep up with our sh*t

Summary:Jan Johnson loves all things HR Technology. Always immersed in technology, she's taken her career from setting up learning systems as a program manager to now leading product management for Talent Acquisition and HR at UKG. Jan doesn't focus on the features, but on the business problems her customers need to solve—or better yet, don't yet know they are going to have!In this episode, Jan talks about people, their work, and their data. Chapters:[0:00 - 4:37] IntroductionWelcome, Jan!Today's Topic: People, Their Work, and Their Data[4:38 - 9:21] How has HR technology changed over the years?Newer generations are growing up around technologyHow evolution in communication technology has affected recruiting[9:22 - 15:32] How does HR technology change to meet new recruiting needs?How does HR technology get out of its rut and into the 2020's?Job roles and promotional tracks are more fluid than they once were[15:33 - 26:27] How has Jan's thinking changed from when she first jumped into HR technology as a young professional?Having conversations with the younger generationsHow do we measure employee engagement?Reviewing and revising EX (Employee Experience)[26:28 - 28:53] Final Thoughts & ClosingBusinesses need to drive these changesThanks for listening!Quotes:“When you think about companies not being able to find enough applicants—how many people are there in the world? Something like 8 billion, right? And [there are] 330 million in the US. So is the problem that we can't find applicants, or we're not looking in the right place, or we're not in a broad enough spectrum?”“That's really one of the most important things in recruiting today: the ability to build rapport and a sense of belonging with the candidates and to help them understand the culture and what it is to work there.”Contact:LinkedInProduction by Affogato Media

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 8) Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 7) Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 6) Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 5) Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 4) Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 3) Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 2) Link to Map: https://www.esv.org/resources/esv-glo… Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Topic: People, Places, and Things (Session 1) Music Credit: Song: Atch – Traveller Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Creative Commons – Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Video Link: https://youtu.be/PbcfSOhkzYw

Steven Mesnick, Vice President, Marketing and Pricing, Viasat Inc. Steve has more than 15 years of experience in the technology industry; expertise in strategy, pricing, business development, product management, CRM and sales operations for both consumer and business customer segments.  From 2005 to 2015, Steve led teams at Verizon Wireless under various roles including Director of Market Strategy, Executive Director of Pricing and Vice President of Marketing and Sales Operations.  While at Verizon Wireless, Steve designed and launched the wireless industry's first data-sharing plans, revolutionizing the pricing model for voice, messaging and data services that led to record-setting customer acquisitions and revenue growth.  Steve holds a J.D. law degree and a B.A. degree in Economics and Marketing from Duke University.   For more information, please visit: www.viasat.com Today's Topic:People who live in rural or suburban communities have been hearing it for a long time: The next big technology is almost here to solve their internet problems for good. Whether it's “big cable” or 5G, that fast, modern connection you've always wanted is just around the corner. The infrastructure used by ground-based internet service providers is a huge investment, one that most companies pay for by having a lot of customers in a relatively small area – that is, a city.  However, if you don't live in town, you'll find yourself paying more or getting less quality when you sign up for ground-based internet service. In some cases, you might even have to pay the ISP thousands of dollars to dig trenches to run a cable to your home.Steve Mesnick of Viasat is here to tell us how consumers can stay online all the time between school, work, and personal interests through high-quality satellite-based internet that can connect homes even in the hardest-to-reach locations. Did you know? Some 5 million American households with school-aged children don't have high-speed internet at home, with 96.5 percent of students reporting that they are expected to go online to finish their homework assignments. Satellite internet has less equipment on the ground compared to terrestrial internet providers, so the network is less likely to sustain damage during extreme weather, roadwork, and other emergencies. There's a myth that satellite internet is very expensive. However, when compared to mobile hotspots and other connectivity options for people who live outside of major urban areas, satellite internet often delivers a better bargain per gig. 

Steven Mesnick, Vice President, Marketing and Pricing, Viasat Inc. Steve has more than 15 years of experience in the technology industry; expertise in strategy, pricing, business development, product management, CRM and sales operations for both consumer and business customer segments.  From 2005 to 2015, Steve led teams at Verizon Wireless under various roles including Director of Market Strategy, Executive Director of Pricing and Vice President of Marketing and Sales Operations.  While at Verizon Wireless, Steve designed and launched the wireless industry's first data-sharing plans, revolutionizing the pricing model for voice, messaging and data services that led to record-setting customer acquisitions and revenue growth.  Steve holds a J.D. law degree and a B.A. degree in Economics and Marketing from Duke University.   For more information, please visit: www.viasat.com Today's Topic:People who live in rural or suburban communities have been hearing it for a long time: The next big technology is almost here to solve their internet problems for good. Whether it's “big cable” or 5G, that fast, modern connection you've always wanted is just around the corner. The infrastructure used by ground-based internet service providers is a huge investment, one that most companies pay for by having a lot of customers in a relatively small area – that is, a city.  However, if you don't live in town, you'll find yourself paying more or getting less quality when you sign up for ground-based internet service. In some cases, you might even have to pay the ISP thousands of dollars to dig trenches to run a cable to your home.Steve Mesnick of Viasat is here to tell us how consumers can stay online all the time between school, work, and personal interests through high-quality satellite-based internet that can connect homes even in the hardest-to-reach locations. Did you know? Some 5 million American households with school-aged children don't have high-speed internet at home, with 96.5 percent of students reporting that they are expected to go online to finish their homework assignments. Satellite internet has less equipment on the ground compared to terrestrial internet providers, so the network is less likely to sustain damage during extreme weather, roadwork, and other emergencies. There's a myth that satellite internet is very expensive. However, when compared to mobile hotspots and other connectivity options for people who live outside of major urban areas, satellite internet often delivers a better bargain per gig. 

Guest: Leo Hohmann. Topic: Why there is reason to believe that Covid-19 will spike because of the vaccine but the spike will be blamed on conservatives that did not get vaccinated and thus this will be used to persecute conservatives. Topic: What will Americans do when/if they must have a vaccination passport to go about their daily life, travel, shop or even get a driver’s license? Topic: Hear the audio from a 2017 TED Talk in which a guest speaker explains how RNA vaccines, can be used to hack the software of life and do information therapy. What is meant by information therapy? Topic: People at so-called conservative churches are putting pressure on their church members to take the Covid-19 shot. 

Topic: People are not observing the COVID-19 protocols and regulations when traveling.

Episode 169. Topic: People who do not like music. Theme: Music. Why are some people indifferent to music? How many are like this? What is the psychology behind this?

Day: 061 Date: Sunday, Mar. 01, 2020 Topic: People for Certain Seasons Note from Aimee J.: Hold on tight to some and let go of others. It will be okay. Action: Listen I am all reflecting on your life. You should know that by now. Today, I want you to reflect on the people in your life. Some people come and go out of your life like silent ninjas. Others stay in your life and make their presence known. What I want you to ask yourself is, are they a positive presence? It isn’t uncommon for you to answer that question with a no for some people, maybe even some family members. People who are verbally, emotionally, and especially physically abusive to you have got to go. It won’t be easy, but at the end of the day, you have to do what is best for you and your mental health. The other thing you need to do is acknowledge that relationships change. Some friends who you were super close to in high school or college, you may not be as close to ten years later. And that is okay. The important thing is to recognize that. Then there are those who come in and become your new best friends. People come in and go out of our lives like the seasons and if we’re lucky we have a few sticking around for multiple seasons. That’s how life works. Affirmations: You are Awesome. You are Loved. You are Needed. And most importantly, YOU ARE ENOUGH. Resources & Links: Your Personal Hype Man ; Alexa Skill: Your Personal Hype Man ; Your Personal Hype Man on iTunes Chasing Dreams with Aimee J. Let’s Connect: Leave a Voicemail ; E-mail Aimee J. ; Aimee on Instagram ; Aimee on Facebook ; Aimee on Twitter ; Aimee on YouTube ; Aimee on LinkedIn ; Aimee on TikTok ; Aimee on Snapchat ; Aimee on Pinterest ;   Remember: Don’t Stop, Keep Chasing!  =)

Topic - People!  Stop flossing with these things! Just 16% of us floss daily.  Why don't we? It takes too much time, it's painful or just plain gross.  If that's not bad enough, people pry debris from their teeth using all kinds of things.  The Waterpik company did a study to learn about the unusual items that people use instead of floss.  61% have used their fingernails to remove food. Many others have used folded paper or cards, safety pins, knives, forks and strands of hair.  Oh yes, most of the people confessed they knew better and reported that they hurt themselves when they went digging for dental debris, but they did it anyway.  We know that mouth bacteria is related to some big-ticket health problems like heart disease. Where do you want to spend your time - comfortably flossing your teeth in your own bathroom or a few weeks in cardiac intensive care?  Totally your call. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drclaudia/message

Strength From The Lion’s Den host Apostle John L. Solomon Dec 5th at 7:30 pm SEASON 2 FINALE Part 1 Topic “People who shine!" As we end this 2nd season, I am going to be playing clips of the most astounding and profound things spoken by some of our influential and incredible guest in a part 1 & 2 series such as Lloyd Bj Bell, Annie Bell, Lisa Solomon, Kim Possible Woodson, Kimberlee Slaughter, Kelvin K Chill Harris, ILunya Jones, Marcella Phillips, Terrence Smith, La'Marc Bishop, Arthur Moore Latoya A. Wright, DemGirlz DemGirlz and my Cohost Phillip T Reid Sr. Call in {516} 418-5937 or join us online. Thanks to all my special guests for your time and positive energy and my listeners who tuned in, BLESSINGS!

In this episode of the Unleash Your Blog podcast, you'll hear a recorded coaching call with Marion Brown where we walk through how to write about a topic that people don't care about (at least not yet). We dive into getting clarity on what problem your audience needs you to solve, how to apply that to your writing style, and what to expect when trying to educate your audience about your solution. Get the full shownotes and download your free action guide at unleashyourblog.com/22

TOPIC: People, amirite? This week, Dan and Merlin talk about the complexities of communicating with each other. And, brother, is it ever complicated.

TOPIC: People, amirite? This week, Dan and Merlin talk about the complexities of communicating with each other. And, brother, is it ever complicated.

TOPIC: People, amirite? This week, Dan and Merlin talk about neighbors, dogs, Macs, MLB.tv, and flavors of reinforcement.

TOPIC: People, amirite? This week, Dan and Merlin talk about neighbors, dogs, Macs, MLB.tv, and flavors of reinforcement.