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Sunday Jan 19, 2025
Sunday Jan 19, 2025
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Sunday Jan 12, 2025
Sunday Jan 12, 2025
Directionally Correct podcast has a NEW sponsor One Model! Check them out here: https://www.onemodel.co/directionallycorrect
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In this episode of Directionally Correct, hosts Cole and Scott engage in an insightful conversation with Jeremy Shapiro, the AVP of Workforce Analytics at Merck. With a backdrop of holiday cheer, Jeremy shares his personal and professional journey in workforce analytics, touching on topics from academic speeches to triathlon training.
As the discussion unfolds, the trio delves into the heart of people analytics, revisiting the seminal article "Competing on Talent Analytics" co-authored by Jeremy 14 years ago. Jeremy reflects on the evolution of this critical field, considering the successes and challenges faced by companies in implementing effective analytics.
The conversation also navigates the volatile landscape of global talent dynamics, the ethical implications of AI integration in HR practices, and what the future holds for people analytics amid fast-paced technological advancements. Jeremy's practical insights and anecdotes provide listeners with a nuanced perspective on making impactful, data-driven decisions in HR and beyond.
Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion sponsored by One Model, as listeners are invited to explore the crossroads of data, talent, and technology in shaping the future of work.
Competing on Talent Analytics
Disband the analytics team
Potential brain drain if everyone moved to countries they wanted
The role of classroom seating arrangements and friendship
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
Sunday Jan 05, 2025
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Sunday Dec 29, 2024
Sunday Dec 29, 2024
Directionally Correct podcast has a NEW sponsor One Model! Check them out here: https://www.onemodel.co/directionallycorrect
Help support the podcast: Your support will help the podcast cover the costs of producing and distributing our podcast, while getting special premium access to the hosts. Please become a patron of Directionally Correct by going here: https://patron.podbean.com/directionallycorrect
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In this episode of Directionally Correct, host Cole and Scott welcomes Gary Segers, the voice behind the popular podcast "Winning Cures Everything," to explore the captivating world of college football analytics. They delve into the nuances of sports data, how it drives performance analysis, and the unique challenges it presents within college football.
Gary shares insights into his podcast's journey, the role of data in enhancing the understanding of the sport, and his views on the most influential metrics in determining football success. The conversation navigates through the current dynamics of the playoff system, the evolution of player valuations, and potential future changes in the sport.
The episode also touches on Gary’s experiences with managing technology for multiple podcasts, thoughts on streaming platforms, and the intriguing intricacies of the analytics used in college sports. Don’t miss out on this engaging dialogue that promises to inform and delight college football fans.
Connolly - Five Factors of College Football Success
Revenue per Quality Win
Earmuffs for College Football
Sunday Dec 22, 2024
Sunday Dec 22, 2024
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Sunday Dec 15, 2024
Sunday Dec 15, 2024
Directionally Correct podcast has a NEW sponsor One Model! Check them out here: https://www.onemodel.co/directionallycorrect
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In this episode of Directionally Correct, host Cole & Scott dives into the intricacies of innovation and the ethical use of AI with guest Matt Clancy, a Research Fellow at Open Philanthropy. They explore how AI is reshaping the landscape of innovation, discussing both the benefits and potential downsides of having machines assist in creative processes.
Matt shares insights from his Substack, What's New Under the Sun, and discusses the unique challenges remote work presents to innovation, especially in non-central locations like Iowa. Is the push for a return to office truly driven by innovation needs, or are other, more pragmatic forces at play?
Moreover, they delve into the murky waters of scientific fraud within academia, probing the incentives that may lead researchers astray. Listeners will also hear about the role of remote work in academia and beyond, as well as the potential pratfalls and promises of AI in assisting high-skill roles.
This episode is packed with Matt's firsthand experiences and thoughtful analysis, offering a comprehensive look into the state of innovation in today's rapidly changing world.
Transmission of mental disorders in networks
Collaboration, proximity, and serendipitous encounters
Are exit surveys more honest than regulars surveys
Sunday Dec 08, 2024
Sunday Dec 08, 2024
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Sunday Dec 01, 2024
Sunday Dec 01, 2024
Directionally Correct podcast has a NEW sponsor One Model! Check them out here: https://www.onemodel.co/directionallycorrect
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In this episode of Directionally Correct, hosts Cole and Scott engage in an insightful conversation with Jane Datta, the former Chief Human Capital Officer at NASA. This episode explores the intricate world of workforce planning and people analytics.
Jane shares her experiences at NASA, discussing the challenges and strategies in human capital management, especially in a highly specialized and stable workforce environment. The discussion delves into the cyclical nature of workforce planning, the evolving role of workforce analytics, and the impact of AI in reshaping organizational strategies.
Listeners will also hear Jane's perspectives on the 'porous border' concept in workforce planning, and how NASA adapts to shifts in industry dynamics. Additionally, the episode covers the importance of having meaningful, engaging conversations, and the unexpected parallels between music and workforce management.
Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that extends beyond traditional HR boundaries into the realms of psychology, innovation, and strategic foresight.
Fast Forward to Boredom
Why it sucks to start a new job
It’s (still) the mortar not the bricks - Talent Strategy Group
Sunday Nov 24, 2024
Sunday Nov 24, 2024
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Sunday Nov 17, 2024
Sunday Nov 17, 2024
Directionally Correct podcast has a NEW sponsor One Model! Check them out here: https://www.onemodel.co/directionallycorrect
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In this heartfelt episode of Directionally Correct, join hosts Cole & Scott as they delve into a personal journey of grief and healing. Scott opens up about the recent passing of his mother, sharing the profound impact it has had on his life and the unexpected support he's received from friends and colleagues.
Amidst the personal reflections, the hosts explore a range of topics, including the value of corporate offsites, the dynamics of remote versus distributed teams, and the ever-relevant discussion of how to show value in people analytics. They also touch upon the importance of maintaining a balance between personal and professional identities in the workplace.
As Thanksgiving approaches, the conversation shifts to gratitude and the nuances of family gatherings, offering insights into how political diversity can affect the duration of Thanksgiving dinners. The episode wraps up with a dive into recent studies on motivation, toxic work climates, and the impact of political endorsements on scientific credibility.
This episode is a reminder of the importance of connection, gratitude, and understanding in both personal and professional realms. Tune in for an engaging and introspective discussion that blends personal stories with thought-provoking research.
Performance vs motivation meta analysis
Using oversampling and rebalancing for imbalanced datasets
Asch’s conformity experiment with LLMs
Directionally Correct, A People Analytics Podcast with Cole & Scott
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