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Hebba Youssef

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: I Hate It Here by Hebba Youssef, Workweek
Writing the burn book for HR/People teams. Chief People Officer & creator of I Hate it Here at @Workweekinc. Proud 🇪🇬 Prev: @lithic @axios
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We’re Sick of Talking About AI Too…

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By Ken Matos, Hebba Youssef
| hibob.com
At this point, every HR event has an AI panel. And somehow, sometimes, we still leave confused or without actual use cases. Everyone’s talking about AI. Is anyone saying anything useful?? The million-dollar question!!! So in this HR Therapy, we’re skipping the hype cycle and getting honest about where HR actually is with AI right now.
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How to do hybrid work right

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By Hebba Youssef
| hateithere.co
Lately I’ve been getting whiplash from all these companies reversing their stance on remote work.
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Trust is the foundation of any great relationship.  - I Hate It Here

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By Hebba Youssef
| hateithere.co
Honestly, after that headline I’m not sure what else needs to be said about trust and relationships! Let’s start with a definition. My favorite. Trust: a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. In other words: the feeling that Jasmine felt when she took Aladdin’s hand and stepped off a balcony and didn’t fear her instant death. Sometimes we feel like we trust someone and we don’t always realize why.
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