Nov. 5, 2021
A Culture of Workplace Empathy
Future of Work Sherpa Dan Smolen uncovers a culture of workplace empathy with podcast guest Hannah Jew.
Hannah Jew (last name pronounced "Joe") is an empathy building brand strategist for Scotts Miracle-Gro, the nation's leading lawn and garden care company.
A culture of workplace empathy is central to how Hannah does her job; it helps drive value for consumers who rely on her company's products to grow flowering plants and food from seed.
Hannah accepted employment at Scotts Miracle-Gro while pregnant with her second child. And her hiring manager there made Hannah's onboarding a rewarding experience.
Interview starts at 2:56
In this episode, Hannah describes:
* Accepting a new job while expecting a child. Starts at 4:24
* How management created for her a phenomenal maternity leave workaround. Starts at 6:35
* The gendered workplace experience and its impact on female professionals. Starts at 10:31
Hannah also answers the question: should "mom" be on a résumé? Starts at 19:01
Interview starts at 2:56
Hannah Jew experiences a culture of workplace empathy, a central value in the future of work.
About our guest:
Hannah Jew received Bachelor of Science and Masters of Science degrees in Advertising from the University of Texas at Austin. She lives and works in Columbus, Ohio.
EPISODE DATE: November 5, 2021
Social media and Published Work:
– Website (HannahJew.com)
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