Interviews with People Management Leaders

Anna Binder on How Asana Built Silicon Valley's Leading Company Culture

Asana's Head of People, Anna Binder, explains the company's approach to culture and how to build an experience that benefits both the employee and the company's mission.

Chris Tobin: How to Balance Compensation and Performance

Senior VP of People and Places at Affirm, Chris Tobin, talks about the need to codify culture through values, and then goes on to explain his compensation philosophy, and it's impact on employee development.

Claire Hughes Johnson: How Stripe's COO Approaches Company Building

Stripe's Chief Operating Officer, Claire Hughes Johnson, talks about her mindset when making organizational decisions, her hiring and onboarding practices, and the real source of power when it comes to leadership.

Elad Gil: How to Approach High Growth Companies

Elad Gil is an entrepreneur, operating executive, and investor who has helped companies like Airbnb, Gusto, Stripe, Square, Google and Twitter navigate the hyper-growth phase.

Fred Stevens-Smith on How to Build a Culture That Scales

In this episode of Resources for Humans, Fred shares how Rainforest QA�۪s company values manifest in their culture and management philosophy.

How Box A/B tested its culture

Aaron Levie talks about Box's culture and how he improved the culture through A/B tests.

HR Leaders from Coinbase, Thumbtack & Reddit Discuss How to Retain Top Talent

Nathalie McGrath (Coinbase), Justin Anguswat (Thumbtack) and Farah Kassam (Reddit) talk about how to companies should think about retaining and growing their employees.

Josh Bersin: How HR has evolved over the past 10 years and what happens next

Josh Bersin of Deloitte breaks down traditional ideas of HR using research, surveys and case studies to highlight innovation, potential, and change in the industry.

Katelin Holloway on How Reddit Approaches People Ops

Reddit's VP of People illustrates what a modern people operations team looks like, details how to build an end-to-end employee experience, discusses the role of culture, and explains why Reddit doesn't negotiate salaries.

Keith Rabois on How to Find and Grow Talent

Keith Rabois discusses how to find and grow talent. Keith is currently a Partner at Khosla Ventures and was a former executive at PayPal, Linkedin & Square.

Kim Scott: How to Give Candid Feedback

Kim Scott, former Google exec and Apple University faculty member, shares how managers should approach giving feedback and how to build a culture of trust.

Sam Altman on How to Make an Impact on the World

The president of YC Group shares his thoughts on risk taking and workplace dynamics.

Sarah Nahm on How to Hire Top Talent

In this episode of Resources for Humans, Sarah talks about what she's learned in the process of building Lever, a modern applicant tracking system, and how companies should think about building a next generation recruiting function.

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Interviews with People Management Leaders

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