The HR Minister Podcast
Welcome to *The HR Minister*, your go-to podcast for navigating the ups and downs of the workplace. Whether you’re overwhelmed by staffing needs, intimidated by your boss, need tips on how to advocate for a raise, unsure what HR policies are needed for a Non-Profit, or want guidance on workplace accommodations, we’ve got you covered. Tune in as we address real-life employment situations shared by our listeners, offering practical advice and expert insights to help you thrive in your career. Whether you’re an employee seeking support or an employer looking to foster a better work environment, *The HR Minister* is here to help you find the right solutions. Let’s make work life better, one episode at a time.
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Friday Apr 18, 2025
Friday Apr 18, 2025
Welcome to the HR Minister podcast hosted by Dana Lynch. In this episode, Dana is joined by Camille Bradley, a senior year college student from Nelson University and HR intern at Human Resources 911. As Camille prepares to graduate, she shares her journey and experiences at Nelson University, including her leadership role in the women's business club, Elevate Women in Business, and her Internship Experience.
Dive into a unique episode where Dana and Camille engage in a two-way interview, exploring the benefits of internships for both interns and employers. Discover fresh perspectives on what makes a successful internship and how they can shape career paths. Learn about the invaluable skills and insights interns bring to organizations, and why fostering these young talents is crucial for businesses.
Whether you are a student considering an internship or a business leader contemplating bringing on interns, this episode offers rich insights and advice on embracing and maximizing internship opportunities. Listen in to gain inspiration and practical tips for stepping into the professional world. Don't forget to like, share, and follow the HR Minister for more episodes.
Friday Apr 04, 2025
Friday Apr 04, 2025
Leaving a job that no longer serves you is never easy, but growth requires change and courage.