Incorporate humor in the workplace. Host Monique Akanbi sits down with Jamie Jackson, HR leader by day, “Chief Meme Officer” by night, to discuss the value of humor and lightheartedness at work, as well as how to make sure it stays appropriate.
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Jamie Jackson
HR Leader by Day, Chief Meme Officer by Night
Jamie Jackson is the creative force behind the wildly popular social media accounts @humorous_resources and @millennial_msery, where humor meets relatability. With over 20 years of experience in human resources, Jamie has transformed the way people view the field, blending expertise with humor to create content that resonates across industries. Drawing from a deep understanding of the challenges faced by employees and employers alike, Jamie uses social media and the podcast HR Besties to foster connection, share insights, and bring a fresh perspective to HR. By infusing the traditionally serious world of HR with creativity and authenticity, Jamie is building a vibrant community that inspires meaningful change in the workplace.
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