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Meghan M. Biro

Like most people who gravitate toward HR, Meghan loves people. Early in her career, Meghan realized she was a rare people person who understood tech. As a high tech recruiter, Meghan worked with hundreds of companies, from early-stage startups to global brands like Microsoft, IBM and Google. Meghan founded TalentCulture in 2008 to lead a conversation about the future of work with her peers in HR and leadership. These days, she is consistently included in lists of top online influencers and writes about HR tech and talent management at Forbes.com, SHRM.org and a variety of other media outlets. Her career background spans recruiting, tech, marketing, branding and digital media. As an HR tech analyst, author and brand strategist, Meghan is sought after for her ideas about the future of work, is a regularly featured speaker at global business conferences, and serves on boards for leading HR and technology brands.

Meghan M. Biro

Like most people who gravitate toward HR, Meghan loves people. Early in her career, Meghan realized she was a rare people person who understood tech. As a high tech recruiter, Meghan worked with hundreds of companies, from early-stage startups to global brands like Microsoft, IBM and Google. Meghan founded TalentCulture in 2008 to lead a conversation about the future of work with her peers in HR and leadership. These days, she is consistently included in lists of top online influencers and writes about HR tech and talent management at Forbes.com, SHRM.org and a variety of other media outlets. Her career background spans recruiting, tech, marketing, branding and digital media. As an HR tech analyst, author and brand strategist, Meghan is sought after for her ideas about the future of work, is a regularly featured speaker at global business conferences, and serves on boards for leading HR and technology brands.

#TChat Preview: Managing Your Personal Brand’s Softer Skills

The TalentCulture #TChat Show is back live on Wednesday, January 21, 2015, from 7-8 pm ET (4-5 pm PT). The #TChat radio portion runs the first 30 minutes from 7-7:30 pm ET, followed by the #TChat Twitter chat from 7:30-8 pm ET. Last week we talked about how to maximize the cowbell principle. This week we’re going to talk about managing the softer skills of your personal brand. What rings true today in a world gone social that demands transparency and authenticity is the fact that your reputation is your personal brand. And vice-versa. But with everything so “on” and online virtually

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Find Your True Self And Run With It

“This above all: to thine own self be true.” – Shakespeare How long does it take to tell a “brand” apart from an authentic person? From the first word out of his or her mouth, right? “Brands” tend to be a little too perfect — packaged, programmed, plastic. They push what they think we want to buy, not their real selves. It’s like the difference between processed food and the fresh, “real” food you can get at farmers markets. I want authenticity when I hire, and even when I’m not. Catching my drift? I do not want some amalgam of what

#TChat Preview: How To Maximize The Cowbell Principle

The TalentCulture #TChat Show is back live on Wednesday, January 14, 2015, from 7-8 pm ET (4-5 pm PT). The #TChat radio portion runs the first 30 minutes from 7-7:30 pm ET, followed by the #TChat Twitter chat from 7:30-8 pm ET. Last week we talked about a world gone social and the power of OPEN (Ordinary Person | Extraordinary Network). This week we’re going to talk about the cowbell principle. In fact, we’ve got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell. Really. For individuals, a cowbell is a talent or gift. For businesses, it’s a durable competitive advantage. The

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#TChat Recap: Mending Employee And Employer Relations

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#TChat Recap: The Impact Of Talent Management Technology

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#TChat Recap: How Megatrends Revamp Employee Engagement Strategies

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#TChat Recap: Finding Email Productivity At Work

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Best Behavior, Best Practices: The Etiquette Of Successful Onboarding

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#TChat Preview: How To Avoid The Business Leadership Cliff

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Optimize The Onboarding Process With HR Technology

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#TChat Recap: The HR Technology Mic Drop

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#HRTechConf Building A Culture Of Good Data

Building a culture of excellence depends on recruiting and retaining the right people. How do companies attract, hire, and retain the best employees? HR departments and recruiters use a variety of tools, techniques, and systems to engage with the brightest prospects. Of course, the methods companies use to select employees are evolving rapidly given the extraordinary advances in today’s HR technology. What are some of the most interesting trends unfolding? Video: Video is emerging as a powerful instrument in the HR arsenal. Video interviews are an ideal tool in today’s globally interconnected world. But video interviews are just one way companies can

#TChat Recap: How To Successfully Work From Anywhere

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#TChat Recap: Empowering HR And The Hiring Process

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#TChat Recap: The ROI Of Workplace Transparency

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The Great Rated! Interview: Employer Brand, Transparency and Job Candidates

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