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I often write about HR screw-ups. There are plenty of them, for sure. But in reality, no one goes to Reddit to praise how smoothly their HR manager handled an investigation. Good HR goes unrecognized because people don’t even realize what HR did in a situation. They just know that everything is fine.
So when I find good HR in the wild, I feel obligated to share it with you.
he thinks he’s a Nice Guy. pic.twitter.com/1jjy8mJMW2
— AskAubry (@ask_aubry) April 24, 2023
I apologize for the tweet rather than the original Reddit post, but it
