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Thais Compoint at the HR Leaders Podcast
Thais Compoint was the guest speaker at the HR Leaders Podcast, hosted by Chris Rainey. On the Topic “How to avoid unconsicous bias – empowering you to become an inclusive leader”. The HR Leaders Podcast interviews the most influential and innovative HR leaders.
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