Listen up, now there's something for your ears - with our 6 favorite HR and recruiting podcasts.
Listen up, now there's something for your ears - with our 6 favorite HR and recruiting podcasts.
Put on your headphones – now there's something for your ears: Fortunately, there are more and more recruiting and HR podcasts in which experts have their say and talk about exciting topics such as the digitization of personnel recruitment, new work or employer branding.
We have listened to various podcasts from the areas of recruitment and human resources and present our six favorites below.
As a HR manager or manager, it is not always easy to keep up to date with current recruiting trends. This is due, for example, to too little time in everyday work and constantly changing trends.
Podcasts are therefore an ideal medium for staying up to date. You can listen to them comfortably while jogging, in the car or on the train. Knowledge to go, so to speak. Ideal for broadening your horizons and thinking outside the box.
There is a lot of HR knowledge in Germany, but according to Dominik Becker and Manuel Rau, it is not shared enough. With their podcast Connecting HR and Talent, they want to counteract this and promote a learning culture.
They talk about trends, share their recruiting experiences and give practical tips for HR professionals. To do this, they invite a variety of interview partners who share their expert knowledge.
Every two weeks a new episode of Connecting HR and Talent appears on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Castbox and deezer.
HR expert Stefan Scheller not only writes about interesting topics for HR professionals on his HR portal Persoblogger. No, in addition to this, he publishes his 15-minute podcast Klartext HR every two weeks.
The content includes NewWork, Digital Transformation and Change Management in the area of Human ResourcesFor this purpose, Scheller interviews competent interlocutors from the respective specialist fields.
It’s worth listening to – on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, deezer or Amazon Music.
Gero Hesse also runs a well-known online magazine about Employer
Branding, Digital Recruiting and NewWork: We are talking about Saatkorn.com!
Since the end of 2019, a new episode of his Saatkorn podcast has been released every Friday. Hesse wants to provide his listeners with inspiration for a better working world and conducts interviews with "veterans of the scene" such as Diana Roth, Rudi Bauer and others. Brandmonks CEO Morten Babakhani has also been a guest in an episode.
The Saatkorn Podcast is available on the streaming services Spotify, iTunes Podcasts, Google and Soundcloud as well as AudioNow, Amazon Music and YouTube.
“Finding suitable influencers for HR marketing campaigns in the care and social sector”, “Google Jobs: What it brings and where it leads” or “Does the social and Healthcare digital recruiting tools?” are some of the exciting topics of Maja Rödenbeck Schäfer’s podcast.
She is also no stranger to the HR scene, as she has been running the blog Recruiting2Go for years. This blog focuses in particular on recruiting nursing staff – accordingly, there are also a few episodes on this topic in her podcast. You can listen to the episodes on Soundcloud.
Eva Stock has over 10 years of professional experience in HR and recruiting and is known to many through her blog HR is not a crime. In her podcast insight:HR she speaks with selected experts who are shaping the working world of today and tomorrow.
The topics range from “How applicants tick today” to “How HR can provide support in times of crisis”. A wide range of guests will have their say, including managers, scientists and influencers.
A new episode of insight:HR is released approximately once a month. It is available as a stream on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud and Spotify.
With “Knowledge to take away” and “Insights that help you get ahead”, the well-known career network Xing advertises its Xing E-Recruiting Podcasts.
The podcast is dedicated to exciting and current topics, such as better personnel selection through Artificial intelligence, diversity management or the importance of corporate culture for recruiting. The interview includes well-known guests such as “The Lion's Den” start-up investor Frank Thelen and Olympic champion Heike Henkel.
The compact knowledge format for the ears is available on Podigee to listen.
Our list shows that there is a wide variety of recruiting and HR podcasts. They are all entertaining and informative in their own way and it is important to find out your personal favorites. So put on your headphones and just listen to the different podcasts - there is sure to be a lot of exciting things to learn.
Which recruiting podcast do you like to listen to the most? Is it missing from this list? Feel free to write us a comment!
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