The End of “No Politics at Work” and What Comes Next
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About Justin Dorsey
Justin brings a background of psychology and sociology into the world of HR. He is currently a fractional HR consultant for the Texas HR Team where he provides strategic HR support for small businesses and nonprofit organizations. With extensive experience in a variety of industries, including retail, healthcare, distribution, and engineering, His expertise includes employee relations, talent acquisition, training, compensation, benefits, and employee engagement. He holds both a Senior Professional and Global Professional certification in Human Resources. Outside of work, Justin is a dedicated volunteer at his church and other community organizations including Junior Achievement and F3. He’s a past president of Fort Worth HR and was recognized by the Fort Worth Business Press in their Top 40 Under 40 program. More importantly, he’s a husband of 1 and father of 2. Don’t get him started talking about chickens or Texas Tech sports.
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So much valuable information! Key gems I’m taking away today:
– If you can live our values, you’re a cultural fit.
– The future of the COO/CHRO and key skills: How to get along with people, how to understand people, and how to get the job done.
Like Justin, I appreciate your efforts and generousity in elevating the HR conversation. Thank you Mike!