#HRTip: Building HR Culture for Tomorrow - a podcast by Vishal Kumar, TAO.ai with Changemakers, Leaders, Experts & Rockstars

Transcript:
Let's talk about building an HR culture that helps the company succeed. Before that, welcome you all to HR tips. In HR tips we gather some cool insights that we have captured by working with our amazing set of partners and futuristic companies and HR leaders and we are bringing all that insights right to you so we all could have a conversation around how some of the most fantastic HR groups and departments are getting built that are helping us in the future of work, that are helping businesses take the businesses forward. So welcome everyone and in this episode, we'll talk about a very interesting problem that if you are in HR you are very aware of but that is killing in our organization, that is really impacting the growth of an organization, that is impacting the culture of an organization. It is one of the most critical area and that is the very aspect of the definition of HR, right. It's a human resource, right. HR is supposed to be an advocate for individual, for a human, for workers, for professionals who are working in organizations but tell me how many times, if you're in HR, you feel that you are actually a BR, so-called business resource than an HR, human resource, right. Because you are advocated for business, many times HR wants to make sure that business is liability free.Instead of making the employee feel welcome in an organization, the entire focus is to make sure that the businesses are not impacted by employees. Is that the right attitude? So interestingly, you must have seen it within HR this particular problem manifested in many forms. So an employee with a bad experience come to you with a complaint, with the toxic environment and what you do? Many times you try to protect the conversation, right. If you are a progressive organization, I don't have to tell you, right. You already know what you do. You have to help this employee, you have to get on as an advocate, as a resource for that particular worker, make sure they're welcome in the organization, make sure the organization culture is created to accommodate, to accept all workers, right. Because it's all the diversity in an organization that really help organizations thrive.

We all coming up with our own experience, adding to this wonderful mix. That's what matters but many times that is the least or that is not the way the HRs are designed and what is the end result? The end result is the big culture of concealing things, the big culture of not telling stuff, the big culture of not sharing some of those insights which could have saved companies a lot more going down the road because these things, eventually what will happen? A culture where the employees are not feeling protected and safe, it will create this culture of abuse, it creates this culture of concealment that eventually it just boils up and it's taken the entire organization with surprise and then the, now the branding cost will take a hit and it it is going to bite you at some point. So if you're in HR and you are in the organizations where HR really means a business resource more then a human resource, do something about it. How you can do that? You can do that by putting employees first. I know, I was talking about this interesting bank in the Midwest and one of their leader and their perspective was, when they deal with their employees the first response is yes, right. Every employee in the company, they are trained with this power to say yes, only if they want to say no, theyneed an escalation or they need authorization, right. So that itself gives the idea of inclusivity, right.Podcast link:
https://work2.org/hrtip-building-hr-culture-for-tomorrow-taocast/More at: https://tao.ai/hrtip-building-hr-culture-for-tomorrow/

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