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Over 7 million men in America have opted out of the workforce. That’s a big problem for a lot of employers, but it’s the 800 lb. gorilla.

St. Patrick’s Day is here and March Madness is in full effect. So how exactly are we supposed to muster the strength for a podcast?

You’ve heard about the meltdown at Silicon Valley Bank, right? Well let's dig into Europe's impact shall we?

We are total suckers for the ‘80s. That’s why we love Wilco’s website so much, but is that enough to make it past The Firing Squad?

What a week! Fast Company celebrated LinkedIn’s 20th birthday, Indeed relaunched its Gig platform and TikTok is getting closer.

Does Human Resources and Talent Acquisition deserve a seat at the business table? TA leader and veteran Jeff Lackey answers that question.

Joel is haggard from 2,000 miles on the road this week, that's nothing a beer, chicken tenders, a LIVE recording from a bar can't fix.

American companies make a vanity play with workers, Facebook steals instead of innovating, Lieven digs into House of HR's big acquisition

Reunited, and it feels so good. Last time we talked to Teddy Chestnut cofounder at Brighthire.

ChatGPT. Deep fakes. Avatars. Google's Bard. In case you haven't noticed, artificial intelligence is changing the game.

Roe v. Wade being overturned has caused a wave of political upheaval in the United States, and many employers are being impacted.

Industry layoffs at Eightfold.ai, Jobcase, and others. Unicorns. The Indeed Cartel. Moonhub, Listo, & Disclo. Workday's sugar daddy complex.

Lieven and Chad dig deep into this week's topics as Joel takes time with family in Texas complete with a 6-pack of Lonestar.

Turns out, offering candidates and employees the opportunity to grow professionally is great for recruiting and retention.

This week, the boys are all over the place. It's like Pulp Fiction were a podcast episode.

We cover all the hot topics in this episode of The Chad & Cheese Podcast: Pay transparency, ChatGPT the Indeed Cartel.

Video. All the kids are doin' it. But how about employers? Start-up JobPixel is pretty confident TikTok-style video is the future of recruit

Agree to disagree. Maybe that should be the title of this week's show, because there's a lot of verbal sparring this week.

The checks being written in 2023 may not be as big as the ones in 2022/21, but there sure are a lot of them already.

Back in 2018, we had a little competition called Death Match that pitted four startups against each other to win a coveted gold chain.

2023 starts out with Beamery, Lattice, and Netflix dumpster fire just to name a few. Stupid is as stupid does.

If you thought TikTok's foray into employment was going to be short-lived, it might be time to change your thinking.

To say Bill Boorman has been around the recruitment block a time or two is like admitting fish and chips is a little heavy. Both are...

It's prediction time for 2023, and we're not messing around this year.