Tuesday
May172011
Best of the HR Happy Hour - Number 3 - 'SHRM '09 Special'
Tuesday, May 17, 2011 at 10:02AM
This week as we are counting down to the 100th Episode of the HR Happy Hour show, (Thursday, May 19th at 8:00pm ET), I thought it would be a good idea to look back through the archive of the first 99 shows to pick out my personal favorite Top 5 shows from the first two years of the HR Happy Hour.
Today's pick, coming in at the Number 3 spot on the countdown is Episode 4: 'SHRM '09 Special' featuring the panelists at SHRM National's first ever panel on HR and Social Media/Blogging, including Kris Dunn, Laurie Ruettimann, Lance Haun, and Mark Stelzner, (original broadcast date July 3, 2009).
You can listen to the replay of 'SHRM '09 Special' on the episode page here, or by using the widget player below:
This was a notable show for a couple of reasons, not the least of which was that the SHRM '09 Social Media panel, (put together and moderated by China Gorman), was kind of a watershed moment for the inclusion of social media topics, bloggers, and for a kind of recognition of the growing influence and importance of the engaged online community by the mainstream.
This also was a kind of telling moment for me, as I had never met any of the guests on the show prior to this Episode, and for them to appear on what was at that time really a new endeavor was really cool and noteworthy.
Reach back deep into the HR Happy Hour archives with Episode 4 - SHRM '09 Special and let me know what you think!
Today's pick, coming in at the Number 3 spot on the countdown is Episode 4: 'SHRM '09 Special' featuring the panelists at SHRM National's first ever panel on HR and Social Media/Blogging, including Kris Dunn, Laurie Ruettimann, Lance Haun, and Mark Stelzner, (original broadcast date July 3, 2009).
You can listen to the replay of 'SHRM '09 Special' on the episode page here, or by using the widget player below:
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This was a notable show for a couple of reasons, not the least of which was that the SHRM '09 Social Media panel, (put together and moderated by China Gorman), was kind of a watershed moment for the inclusion of social media topics, bloggers, and for a kind of recognition of the growing influence and importance of the engaged online community by the mainstream.
This also was a kind of telling moment for me, as I had never met any of the guests on the show prior to this Episode, and for them to appear on what was at that time really a new endeavor was really cool and noteworthy.
Reach back deep into the HR Happy Hour archives with Episode 4 - SHRM '09 Special and let me know what you think!
