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The one with Teresa Wykes from SAP

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Welcome, welcome, welcome to the 19th episode of the Talent Intelligence Collective Podcast!

No major break this time. We're fully on the case, powering episodes out at an incredible rate of around once a month.

In this episode, Alison Ettridge, Toby Culshaw and I co-hosted an incredibly insightful conversation with Teresa Wykes of technology behemoth SAP.

Quite a bit was happening in the world of Talent Intelligence when we recorded this episode. A new report from the International Labour Organisation found the number of hours worked globally dropped in the first quarter of 2022 to 3.8% below the pre-crisis benchmark. While Microsoft said, it plans to "nearly double" its budget for employee salary increases to retain staff and help people cope with inflation.

In more news, Apple has reported lost talent due to its return to office policy, and a survey of 1thousand US graduates are craving a more traditional work experience. “Stability is key”, stated the director of data insights and customer intelligence at iCIMS.

After this very heated news roundup, I thought it was time for us to learn more about our fantastic guest, Teresa. Starting with the background role at SAP, obviously. How she got to where she is, and if her commercial background helped with her success.

For the first time, the business has to look externally more than ever. So our version of Talent Intelligence is educational. Primarily providing talent and competitor data to help the business make better decisions.”

Teresa Wykes

Talent Intelligence as a function is still relatively new. When you joined SAP, you were tasked to set up from scratch. How did you go about this? What qualities and skills did you look for?

Someone who has a lot of patience, resilience, who is interested in the world and people, who can write for different audiences and tell a story.

Teresa Wykes

As always, we hope you enjoy the episode. Your support really does mean the world to us, and it is all we need to ensure this podcast continues to grow.

And if you want to talk more about all things Talent Intelligence join our Facebook Group or WhatApps, if that’s more your thing.

Till the next one – stay intelligent!

Don't forget to say hi to our wonderful sponsors → Stratigens from @Talent Intuition.

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Welcome, welcome, welcome to the 19th episode of the Talent Intelligence Collective Podcast!

No major break this time. We're fully on the case, powering episodes out at an incredible rate of around once a month.

In this episode, Alison Ettridge, Toby Culshaw and I co-hosted an incredibly insightful conversation with Teresa Wykes of technology behemoth SAP.

Quite a bit was happening in the world of Talent Intelligence when we recorded this episode. A new report from the International Labour Organisation found the number of hours worked globally dropped in the first quarter of 2022 to 3.8% below the pre-crisis benchmark. While Microsoft said, it plans to "nearly double" its budget for employee salary increases to retain staff and help people cope with inflation.

In more news, Apple has reported lost talent due to its return to office policy, and a survey of 1thousand US graduates are craving a more traditional work experience. “Stability is key”, stated the director of data insights and customer intelligence at iCIMS.

After this very heated news roundup, I thought it was time for us to learn more about our fantastic guest, Teresa. Starting with the background role at SAP, obviously. How she got to where she is, and if her commercial background helped with her success.

For the first time, the business has to look externally more than ever. So our version of Talent Intelligence is educational. Primarily providing talent and competitor data to help the business make better decisions.”

Teresa Wykes

Talent Intelligence as a function is still relatively new. When you joined SAP, you were tasked to set up from scratch. How did you go about this? What qualities and skills did you look for?

Someone who has a lot of patience, resilience, who is interested in the world and people, who can write for different audiences and tell a story.

Teresa Wykes

As always, we hope you enjoy the episode. Your support really does mean the world to us, and it is all we need to ensure this podcast continues to grow.

And if you want to talk more about all things Talent Intelligence join our Facebook Group or WhatApps, if that’s more your thing.

Till the next one – stay intelligent!

Don't forget to say hi to our wonderful sponsors → Stratigens from @Talent Intuition.

  continue reading

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