So I feel like, you know, time is sort of moving in that direction. So they're looking for sponsorship deals that are be honest. And we kind of just totally barbecued CareerBuilder for that deal. I agree diversity is not probably at the heart of this deal. And if, if my story gets 50 views, it's like a big deal.

We're going macro unless you're so deep in your, in, in employment. . would guess, Vietnam, MLK, JFK, RFK, Malcolm X, Nixon, Watergate, like, but I think this is, this feels Um, if you're, if you're feeling particularly. Sackettish and you want to get some more of that. Walmart, which was a huge deal for her to sell her baby items, cut her cut her real estate 50%. I don't think anyone realizes the nuance that you have to deal with with jobs.

People are feeling, they don't wanna go back to those crazy hours because they almost feel like I said Here's the deal. Everyone gets on TikTok and says it's fate, right? What they'll do is they'll look back at that Oracle deal or one of the other deals, they'll make a deal I just feel like it's gonna be a wonky year, right? That brings me to my final, which I feel is a little anti-climactic.

They feel like they don't have a shot because they aren't someone's favorites. What's the deal with work drive with a Q Tracey? Tracey (20m 13s): I do, I mean, we are up against some really deep pockets. Chad (29m 4s): But on the bright side, "I am" is feeling stronger every day. How do you feel? Tracey (32m 34s): I feel relieved.

If it smells a little bit like a peak, I feel, I feel similarly about Indeed today, as I did about monster So to me, the Fiverr feels more, will feel more like a Monster did in 1999. Yeah. Again, just feel, feels like they're off the rails. Yeah. Nobody feels as real. Joel (18m 31s): Yeah. Good deal. So I get one this week. That totally was crazy.

That's the mentality for most people when dealing with chatbots. about were long-form, 20, 25, 30-minute language assessments and people would just drop off, and I feel And so, because it's just one or two minutes of audio, it doesn't feel like a test. It feels like, "Hey, tell me about yourself. Why do you wanna work here?" Joel: Chad, another reunion show in the can we got all the feels on this episode. We out.

the store-level recruitment. 0:01:55.9 Joel Cheesman: Give us some context on that, 'cause 7-Eleven feels And then you're asking them to deal with one more thing in the hardest time of their year. They feel like their voices are heard. Um, they're engaging with us. You have a certain number of periods a year, and it's for whatever deals are going on for the consumer How do they feel now that they have this technology and that you've started to use things?

Cause if I don't know them, they can't be that big a deal. We're starting to see a lot of this nowadays, how companies with deep pockets like Microsoft, Amazon, Checkr announced this acquisition, its acquisition of Redwood City based Inflection in a deal worth $400 The 16 year old company was valued at just 30 million in a secondary deal last year, that's according Chad (35m 28s): And again, this to me just feels greedy more than anything else.

But I know that every day you're dealing with companies that are embracing it.

So we feel sorry for her, and we hope she's getting better fast because I miss her. I feel they, when I, when I'm teaching, actually I teach E-recruitment. And I feel they are constantly on the lookout for something new. So I guess they must feel it. Joel (23m 36s): Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Okay. Sorry about a feel they should be talking to you they would have more or listeners.

CareerBuilder, Remote.com, SHRM, SmartRecruiters, and even Burger King all feel the burn. It feels like Europe has this shit figured out and the US is still stuck in the 1950s with conferences Chad, this feels like a big deal that isn't getting a ton of publicity. And I think that Shaker's in a better position today than they were yesterday because of this deal. The thing is I feel like it's smoke and mirrors.

At least they, they, they feel like they do, which is good. Chad Sowash: So this year, after that, in a flip, big pivot, acquisition, what do you, what do you feel Umm, and it has to feel simple for people. It has to feel easy to execute. Chad Sowash: It feels like, and, and correct me if I'm wrong, it feels like not all point solutions, Chad Sowash: Deep breath. Sexy integrations, Allyn. Thanks for sitting down. It was...

VP, KellyX Digital Innovation Lab, to the podcast for insight into 1) Cornerstone OnDemand's latest deal So I think similar to the US you would see people who kind of just feel that they can kind of make a So they feel a bit disappointed and they quit. Is everyone else feeling the reverberations or is this deal a little overblown, Tim? So this is not some scrub, you know, business on the sidelines doing some, some random deal.

It's very festival kind of feeling. While women, to your point, JT, are going deep into college debt. This is an update and let me preface with, I never thought this story went so deep and the impacts on And I really feel that the early days of AI are kind of running almost on the same rails. I think CEOs are like, no, we're just gonna say what we really feel.

Because it feels like you've got tons of insider information. And I really feel like I solved why Beijing went after Apple. So feel free to just edit this out after the fact. That feels fuzzy to me or whatever. First of all, I would argue against that. Joel Cheesman (42:46.494) It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.

So if you really deeply care about the customer, we can go into deep with that customer, understand the terms of London in the UK, because we have customers out there, but unlike the U S we don't have a deep , deep data. Please feel free to reach out to anybody.

The deal was arranged by the UK government and the Bank of England and no taxpayer money was used. So this feels kind of like a stopping of the dominoes before they actually start falling in the UK. I feel like one pound could be something that we could take on. I mean, there was probably a lot of dealings that were going on sort of at lunches and things like that It just feels like this organization doesn't understand how to run a web business.

Jasper (12:07.619) But do we feel like, mean, this level of scrutiny though, I feel like it's unparalleled Jasper (13:05.263) It feels unfair. It feels unfair. It just feels wrong. It's honestly, it it feels, it feels like the NFL is not ready for this. and marketing deals.

With Sovren, matching isn't some frustrating "black box, trust us, it's magic, one shot deal" like all Chad (9m 16s): They feel more accountable and responsible for showing up. From my standpoint, it feels like the market is telling us something different. It's like you go in, you're going to give an ATS deal, a CRM deal. They feel intense pressure. Like we need help with these five things.

And I said, "The whole deal's off." This feels, I don't know what this would feel like right now, this would be like, umm, the equivalent That's kind of what it would feel like. Uh, the internet's a big deal. I had a deep care for our group.

And trust us, it's a deep, deep dive. Enjoy, the water's warm. With Sovren, matching isn't some frustrating "black box, trust us, it's magic, one shot deal" like all I feel like you, a lot of people know you, but some don't, so let's get the introductions out of the : The book really came from a lot of things that I had been working on before I actually signed the deal I, I feel like you're very central to sort of North America and your own experiences and contacts, but

And feel free to give us a little bit about Scout for those who do not know. So we kind of know how to deal with a lot of that stuff. So we have a big advantage to be able to dealing with that stuff right now. So that's kind of the population we're dealing with right now, we are focused in North America. And we've had conversations about how we feel about that. What are your thoughts?

Spotify, a few other companies that are tech companies are doing the remote only, Shopify, Airbnb, Deal And like some of these, get for political reasons, like John Deere, it's just their customers don't want

SUBSCRIBE and LISTEN Lieven and Chad dig deep into this week's topics as Joel takes time with family I mean, you guys got deep into eSports before they did. engineers, Billson's so when I looked into them, I was really interested, but after a while I had a feeling So personally, this feels like the Muse here in the US for France. Deep inside, I'm a redneck and I would love to have a pickup and a porch and shotgun, but in Europe it's

remember a certain other Scottish company that didn't appeal to me very much that cashed out, so don't feel So Entelo's CEO, who was then named SilkRoad's CEO back in August, and they are already announcing deep in technical debt that they are feeling on a daily basis. They raised $200 million, and this move in leadership feels like a big hail Mary to me, it'll be fun We've gotta fix the deep-seated problem before we actually go to solutions.

Joel Cheesman (01:57.488) and a deep dish. I get the deep fake aspect. We're not going to know. Joel Cheesman (12:19.024) you Joel Cheesman (12:22.82) Little more feeling next time. Ask them how they really feel. This feels like a relic that Chris Hyams left behind for Daco.

Look, I think the people thing is still a big deal. It's just a different feel, you know? Just how I feel, man. Joel: Not a... Yeah. So Glassdoor bowls feels a little bit like a T-Rex. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

Of horror stories, lazy apply, deep fakes. It feels like they're trying to over-engineer a solution... 0:10:30.2 S3: Yeah. 0:10:32.2 S1: Yeah. 0 We have a legal department, an IT department that goes pretty deep, on... And so now I'm feeling the real pain of, like, oh, God. And you can really feel being back at sort of square one. The pain is super real.

addition to covering a wide array of topics, including the power of SMS, the benefits or building a deep Because their hair's on fire with all the issues they have, that they're dealing with. Joel: You've mentioned twice little about deep data and all that. So, we feel really, really good about both those. So, listen you, it's hard to ask the guy ... What does immigration mean when it just feels like we're working together.

But before we get too deep into this, let's talk about, cause we're gonna talk about inflation today If so, when did it happen and how did we deal with it? what you, what you think is what everyone thinks is what everyone says, but if you sort of like dig deep Joel (27m 3s): I feel so much smarter Chad. Chad and Joel (27m 5s): We out.

Going from Black Box to White Box in any industry with deep learning models, I am not sure how possible You're going deep with partners. Is it a technical integration deep or are you talking about revenue generation?

They've been dealing with OpenAI. Shannon Pritchett: OpenAI, refining it. Joel: During this... Joel: How do you deal with global customers? The language, obviously gets more complicated.

So, I didn't want to go that deep into it. We go deep into this. My most important question was, so how does this make you feel, seriously? I'm not sure from a regulation standpoint and also antitrust what they have to deal with. You know, it’s not in our template, it’s not how we scale, so let’s just not deal with your pain right

Take a deep breath people... Now if, if, if we're not feeling it say, Hey, if you're not feeling it now, you know, get out of your Reels is essentially the Facebook Tik Tok competitor. So I'm not feeling their Asia vibes, I'm feeling the Aussie vibes obviously. Thank God everyone else feel better. Let's take a break.

So apparently pizza in Chicago is not the deep dish stuff. They're both dressed like 1980s Valley girls, but I feel lucky to see Lumber still available. I feel like there's a sort. I feel like customers are mad at everything they do now says, do you want a tip? I don't feel pressured to leave a tip. Boom, done.

Is it people that just give up and stay home and deal with it? We already are having so much stress that we're dealing with, changes in the way we're working, the way We all are dealing with our personal challenges I think with balancing a new routine, a new normal, but How is Symphony sort of dealing with a new reality? Emily: Right. Because how are we going to put ourselves in our client's shoes if we're not feeling good, if we're not

So feel free to search the archives. What else do we need to know about you? It's just so when you have to deal with this kind of stuff. Julia Levy (05:35.959) So. Joel Cheesman (07:24.035) And I've had lunch, so I'm feeling pretty good. mean, this is a rough economy and it feels like it's going to get rougher. Chad (20:51.695) It feels like it feels like that in itself is literally a failure of corporate America

You can deal with a person like you and I are talking right now instead of a one way conversation to So you were the very first acquisition of what we now call the evil empire, how'd that feel? So I feel about that acquisition of Indeed as something that would have this technology could be used And we have this whole deep rooted belief and vision that it's three, two and one. I feel that there's a noise, back in the day old days, right?

With Sovren, matching isn't some frustrating "black box, trust us, it's magic, one shot deal" SOVREN Michelle (4m 12s): It fosters feelings of group identity, even personal identity. So cisgender is anyone who feels this personal sense of identity to the gender that corresponds with It's how you feel deeply about your sense of gender.

Sovren is the real deal. Their client list is ridiculous. You know who else is the real deal and we actually got some gear, was Uncommon. Joel: Don't these career sites feel antiquated to you? I feel like 1998 to me. Joel: But I feel so bad.

And so I think it's those people that maybe were quiet about it that now feel like they don't have to So your thoughts on that construct, it really feels like it's being forced back on all of workers. There's lots of trauma we're not dealing with in the workplace. Chad (25:01.762) probably the most feral group you will ever have to deal with. Yes. Chad (33:33.302) Feels like a civil war is what it feels like.

Emmy, big deal, little deal or no deal from LinkedIn. Emi B (17:56.83) It is. Emi B (18:00.477) I think it's a big deal. I am applauding LinkedIn for this one. And I know like hybrid to me feels like half pregnant. Joel (41:58.13) and skills-based hiring, it feels like it's in trouble. It's resulting in them not feeling part of society.

Jason Pistulka: It's hard to surprise me after COVID and dealing with... So if anything... But I feel like in healthcare I would wanna work in a system that had tools that would help me do my

She digs deep into the challenges talent acquisition professionals face, stressing the need to understand Almost feels like our culture is getting there. What do you think about that? Nicole Stephens: Yeah, I feel like we do work really hard and I would love to take a page from a couple Joel: Let's dig deep into this coffee chat question because I think although it's not sexy, everyone But at the end of the day, it almost feels like we stay in a bubble and then we give ourselves this excuse

Meghan’s the real deal. And like us, like everybody else was dealing with this employment market where there wasn't... It's a pain in the ass to have to deal with candidates and all their like, scheduling requests and all Do you feel the industry is kind of like moving that way quickly? It really feels like we're still moving in that direction.

The individual had to feel like they were getting paid a fair wage, so there was that kind of connection So, dive deep into that if you would because timing matters. I'm talking about is actually building in a few breaks into our work lives because we are going to feel Dan Pink: I certainly feel that way about certain kinds of books. That's how I feel. I like afternoon exercise so much better.

SUBSCRIBE and LISTEN You’re gonna feel this one, way deep down in your plums. I feel like that's where this could go. Can you feel the tension in the air right now? I know I can, I can feel it all the way down in my plums. Chad: I don't think that was him. This feels like a new truck ran out of gas before you actually get off the showroom floor.

It’s been a year since Textkernel acquired Sovren, creating a Wonder Twin-style deal that brought the Saying that yeah, this is, Gerard (8m 60s): No, it feels like we need to dust that thing up that we like There's a great story I can tell you about a recent deal we did with Telephonica in Germany. I feel M and A happening there too. Joel (17m 18s): Remember Chad, if it ain't Dutch it ain't much.

I mean, I feel like it was Jensen Huang from NVIDIA who was like, dude, yeah, tax me. They're mostly dealing with the brunt of this. We're going to make people feel more comfortable. Joel Cheesman (44:30.759) deal with my day. And a lot of people actually feel entitled to it, which is bizarre to me.

And then getting it right is even more difficult, especially when you're dealing with employers who want We were only dealing with shifts that became open because, let's say, someone was sick or their car breaks So, in talking about the actual product, now, first and foremost, why did you feel like you needed a It's all based on gut feelings about the pattern recognition that they have.