Culture at Indeed Archives

Best of: How does environmental sustainability impact the world of work?

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Each year, Indeed celebrates Earth Week — which falls from April 14th to 22nd — by hosting a range of webinars, events and challenges to get Indeedians excited about sustainability. In this week’s best of episode of Here to Help, Indeed’s CEO, Chris Hyams, takes a virtual seat with Valeria Orozco, Indeed’s Director of Environmental…

Why should you foster curiosity over certainty?

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Hannah Lindsley is here to discuss her journey to data science, the Theseus’ paradox, and how we can ensure that data science is used to promote social justice and equity.

Best of: How can we navigate imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs at work?

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Dr. White-Ramsey is here to delve into how employees can navigate burnout, imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs like perfectionism — and what pottery can teach you about your career and life.

What’s the difference between diversity and inclusion?

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Yahan Mensah is here to talk about representation, resilience, bringing your true self to work, and the importance of community and connection when it comes to belonging.

How can you balance your introversion at work?

Taylor Rosser is here to help share what she learned from listening to the stories and experiences of other black women at Indeed, plus put a lens on her life as an introvert.

How can you draw resilience from your experience?

Aline Eastwick-Field is here to help share why curiosity and taking risks are keys to personal growth.

How can you turn frustration into fuel?

Marquis Parker is here to help us understand how a particularly difficult experience gave him the drive to succeed and help others… “You’ve got to be who you needed”.