EPISODE · Mar 27, 2024 · 57 MIN
From Accountant to CHRO: Building Workplace Culture Across Borders with Charlie Judy, CHRO
from Practitioners Corner · host WRKdefined
Charlie Judy, Chief People and Culture Officer at Intelligent Medical Objects, discusses his unconventional journey from accounting to HR, and later to tech innovation. With insights from his 13-year tenure at Deloitte and international assignments, he shares perspectives on workplace culture, remote work challenges, and career transitions. From redefining job hopping to embracing risks, Judy reflects on the evolving landscape of HR and employee experiences. Takeaways Charlie Judy's career path from accounting to HR showcases the value of diverse experiences in shaping HR professionals. International assignments can provide unique opportunities for growth and learning. Building a strong brand and understanding cultural nuances are essential when expanding operations in different countries. Transitioning to technology can offer new perspectives and solutions to HR challenges. Assessing workplace culture involves going beyond ratings and understanding the actual experience of working in a company. Defining workplace culture requires identifying the values, behaviors, and norms that shape the work environment. Remote work presents challenges in maintaining a strong workplace culture and connection among employees. Transitioning from entrepreneurship to a corporate role can provide valuable experience and perspective. Job hopping is no longer seen as a negative trait, and companies are valuing diverse experiences and skills. Learning and personal growth are important factors in job satisfaction and should be prioritized in career decisions. Knowing when to leave a job involves self-reflection and understanding one's needs and goals. Taking risks in career decisions can lead to personal and professional growth. Boomerang employees, those who leave a company and return later, can bring valuable experience and knowledge. Employee experience is subjective and varies based on individual preferences and company culture. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 06:26 Current Role and Company 09:59 Non-Traditional Upbringing in HR 10:21 Early Career in Accounting 12:11 Transition to HR 14:01 Experience at Deloitte 16:17 International Assignments 19:14 Building a Brand in India 20:13 Transition to Technology 21:12 Assessing Workplace Culture 22:10 Defining Workplace Culture 23:09 Understanding Work Environment 24:23 Challenges of Remote Work 25:24 Transitioning from Entrepreneurship to Corporate 27:02 Changing Perceptions of Job Hopping 28:11 The Value of Relevant Experience 29:14 The Importance of Learning in a Job 30:24 Knowing When to Leave a Job 34:09 Taking Risks in Career Decisions 35:57 The Concept of Boomerang Employees 37:32 Employee Experience and Expectations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Charlie Judy, Chief People and Culture Officer at Intelligent Medical Objects, discusses his unconventional journey from accounting to HR, and later to tech innovation. With insights from his 13-year tenure at Deloitte and international assignments, he shares perspectives on workplace culture, remote work challenges, and career transitions. From redefining job hopping to embracing risks, Judy reflects on the evolving landscape of HR and employee experiences. Takeaways Charlie Judy's career path from accounting to HR showcases the value of diverse experiences in shaping HR professionals. International assignments can provide unique opportunities for growth and learning. Building a strong brand and understanding cultural nuances are essential when expanding operations in different countries. Transitioning to technology can offer new perspectives and solutions to HR challenges. Assessing workplace culture involves going beyond ratings and understanding the actual experience of working in a company. Defining workplace culture requires identifying the values, behaviors, and norms that shape the work environment. Remote work presents challenges in maintaining a strong workplace culture and connection among employees. Transitioning from entrepreneurship to a corporate role can provide valuable experience and perspective. Job hopping is no longer seen as a negative trait, and companies are valuing diverse experiences and skills. Learning and personal growth are important factors in job satisfaction and should be prioritized in career decisions. Knowing when to leave a job involves self-reflection and understanding one's needs and goals. Taking risks in career decisions can lead to personal and professional growth. Boomerang employees, those who leave a company and return later, can bring valuable experience and knowledge. Employee experience is subjective and varies based on individual preferences and company culture. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 06:26 Current Role and Company 09:59 Non-Traditional Upbringing in HR 10:21 Early Career in Accounting 12:11 Transition to HR 14:01 Experience at Deloitte 16:17 International Assignments 19:14 Building a Brand in India 20:13 Transition to Technology 21:12 Assessing Workplace Culture 22:10 Defining Workplace Culture 23:09 Understanding Work Environment 24:23 Challenges of Remote Work 25:24 Transitioning from Entrepreneurship to Corporate 27:02 Changing Perceptions of Job Hopping 28:11 The Value of Relevant Experience 29:14 The Importance of Learning in a Job 30:24 Knowing When to Leave a Job 34:09 Taking Risks in Career Decisions 35:57 The Concept of Boomerang Employees 37:32 Employee Experience and Expectations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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