In this episode of Directionally Correct, hosted by Cole and Scott, listeners are introduced to James Birchler, an Executive Leadership Coach and Startup Technical Advisor. The conversation is filled with engaging insights as James shares his unique journey from culinary arts to executive coaching.

The episode dives into the nuances of coaching technical teams, the essence of the CAMS coaching framework, and the importance of human connection and intimacy in leadership. James discusses his experiences with innovation, particularly within large and small companies, and how these environments foster creativity and continuous learning.

Listeners are also treated to James’ culinary passion, providing light-hearted moments in the dialogue. Whether you’re interested in enhancing your leadership skills, understanding people analytics, or exploring the synergies between cooking and coaching, this episode offers enlightening and entertaining content.

• Have humans passed peak brain power

• Being the recipient of venting at work

• Workplace coaching: Does it work meta analysis

In this engaging episode of Directionally Correct, tune in as Cole & Scott host an insightful discussion with esteemed guests Tara Behrend and Shonna Waters at the SIOP Conference. The episode delves into the evolving landscape of I/O psychology, focusing on the scientist-practitioner-partner triad model, the integration of AI in HR, and the role of people analytics in shaping the future of the field.

Join the conversation as Tara and Shonna share their experiences as female leaders in the SIOP organization and their vision for fostering a culture that embraces innovation and diversity. Discover the significance of staying connected with the latest trends, the importance of practical collaboration, and the ethical considerations of incorporating new technologies in the workplace.

Whether you're a seasoned I/O psychologist or a budding practitioner, this episode offers valuable perspectives on navigating the complexities of today's dynamic work environment.

• Longitudinal meta analysis of range restriction in GMA

• SIOP White Paper: How to survive the AI revolution

Welcome to another engaging episode of Directionally Correct, where hosts Cole and Scott delve into the fascinating world of people analytics with Nelson Spencer, founder and CEO of efora.io. Nelson shares his insights on how AI is reshaping the landscape of HR, transforming everything from skill development to workplace dynamics.

In this episode, Nelson discusses the importance of having a strategic approach to integrating AI in HR processes, emphasizing the potential benefits and challenges. He introduces the concept of skill stacking as a powerful method for personal and professional growth, encouraging a mindset shift to adapt to the ever-evolving technological advancements.

The conversation also touches upon the societal and professional impacts of AI, including the need to reassess how organizations hire and evaluate talent. Nelson's unique background in sports analytics and his experiences with major league teams offer listeners a rare perspective on innovative thinking and the importance of frameworks in decision making.

Join us as we explore these exciting themes with Nelson, offering both a glimpse into the future of work and practical advice for navigating this transformative era. Whether you're in HR, a people analytics enthusiast, or just curious about the future of AI, this episode provides valuable insights and thought-provoking discussions.

• Criterion related validity of prehire work experience

• Psychology of aesthetics creativity and art

• Marc Effron - Delusions of employee development