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“My advice is to keep your options open…Secondly, understand what the people in the business do.” – Interview with Lily Bissett

“Small organisations tend to combine the finance and HR roles, so there is demand for that dual skill set. It was a beautiful sweet spot for me. I have been able to learn about many amazing smaller organisations that need a person to help them with their growth journey.” – Lily Bissett, Operations Director at […]

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“…understand yourself and what makes you want to be in HR” – Interview with Ajun Budda

“HR shouldn’t be a rules, regulations, policies and procedures function. There is a cultural change needed to shift it to an enabling, agile function.” – Ajun Budda, Senior Interim HRBP at Nelipak Healthcare Packaging, speaks to us about developing a career in HR Leadership. As part of our commitment to supporting candidates to develop fulfilling

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“Senior HR leaders are responsible for advocating for our people.” – Interview with Rob Wagg

“Senior HR leaders are responsible for advocating for our people. We have a responsibility and mandate to shape, mould and maintain the right culture. Peter Drucker’s famous quote, “culture eats strategy for breakfast” has never been truer.” – Rob Wagg, Practice Manager at Atkins, speaks to us about developing a career in HR Leadership. As

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“Grab every learning opportunity with two hands and don’t wait to be given it.” – Interview with Michelle Reid

“I never made the decision that HR was my core focus but I love HR because of what it affords me. It’s very generalist, it’s about unlocking people’s potential, adding value to the business and helping the business to see value in their people.” – Michelle Reid, People & Operations Director at the Institute of

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“Arm yourself with knowledge and curiosity and understand the tools that you use every day.” – Interview with Rebecca Oldham

“Your day to day work should only be a percentage of what you do. Spend the rest of your time on projects, building your brand and making an impact in priority areas.” – Rebecca Oldham, Director of Talent Acquisition at Mastercard, speaks to us about developing a career in HR Leadership. As part of our

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“Self-awareness and self-reflection are very important when working in HR” – Interview with Katie Dominy

“Think about who you want to be and how you’re going to be that – whether that’s what you want or what the organisation needs – and then keep learning.” – Katie Dominy, Head of Human Resources at Soil Association, speaks to us about developing a career in HR Leadership. As part of our commitment

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“I want to bring that user experience approach into how we reposition HR for the future.” – Interview with Simon Cunniffe

“I think people often have it in their heads that HR is about designing stuff from a policy point of view. But we’re coming from it as if it’s a customer journey. I want to bring that user experience approach into how we reposition HR for the future.” – Simon Cunniffe, HR Shared Services Director

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