Join us as we explore the concept of Agile HR and how it can revolutionise the way HR functions are delivered. Lucy Adams and Karen Moran, founders of Disruptive HR, address the traditional pitfalls of HR being overly bureaucratic and slow, often perfecting processes at the expense of addressing real employee needs. They share personal anecdotes, such as a pay and grading exercise at the BBC, to illustrate how a human-centred, agile approach can make HR more responsive and value-driven. By shifting focus from managing processes to solving human challenges, they discuss how to create a more dynamic and effective HR practice that truly supports both the organisation and its people.

Hear about the importance of designing HR products based on the end user's needs and pain points, rather than rigid, efficiency-focused models. The conversation covers working with early adopters to pilot and refine initiatives before a wider rollout and the benefits of short-term, manageable projects. Drawing examples from companies like Shop Direct and Netflix, they advocate for an agile, iterative process that favours frequent, small-scale updates over long-term, perfection-driven initiatives. Don't miss this insightful episode on making HR more agile and responsive to better serve your organisation and its employees.

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