We all need a ringleader in this circus of a world we call HR.
After starting a personal blog recently and reading many blogs over the last few years, I have decided to take the plunge into writing one specifically for my industry- human resources. First, I wondered what I can contribute that is not out there and, after some thought, I think I can contribute a different spin than some of the other prominent HR blogs. I personally learn something new every day from those awesome blogs (you can find my favorite blog links to the right). What I hope to bring to the table is how one struggles with the daily HR issues in a corporate environment, where change comes more slowly, and how to successfully incorporate innovative and creative approaches to HR.
I chose HR Ringleader because according to Wickipedia, “the ringleader is often the most important and most-visible performer in the modern circus (aka HR in this case). He/she usually introduces the various acts and guides the audience through entertainment experience. Most modern-day ringleaders become an integral part of the performance, singing and dancing along with the other entertainers. The ringleader is responsible for maintaining the smooth flow of the show — or at least the appearance of it.”
To me, my role as a HR professional is more than just trying to have a seat at the table. It’s my attempt to guide employees through the work experience. I want to become an integral part of their performance and sometimes, I want to be able to “sing and dance” right along with them. I also want to do what I can to make the HR experience a smooth one for leaders and employees.
So, ladies and gentlemen, please join me over the coming months as I explore the greatest show on earth- the experience of human resources!
More soon….
“Everything posted on this blog is my personal opinion and does not necessarily represent the views of my employer or its clients.”
4 Comments
Welcome to the HR blogging arena! It’s nice to see a new face! 🙂
I’m in. I don’t know a damned thing about HR and it’s about time I learned.
Thanks for the feedback. I’m just getting into this so if there are any specific HR issues or questions you can think of, let me know. Appreciate it.