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5 insights from Indeed’s new podcast series

It is already quite busy on the podcast bandwagon, but Indeed has recently jumped on it too. And it is already producing plenty of interesting conversations. What insights can we take away from them? We have picked out 5.

5 insights from Indeed’s new podcast series

Dream jobs. They make people happy. And employers are delighted when they find the ideal candidate for them. But how exactly do you do that? In ‘Working towards growth’, the podcast Indeed recently launched together with BNR, they attempt to answer that question through conversations with all kinds of experts seeking new insights into the world of work and recruitment. Over recent months, this has already produced some quite interesting and sometimes surprising insights. We have picked out 5 here:

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#1. Kristel Groenenboom: ‘F*ck talent’

Who? The ‘container queen’. From a young age, she dreamed of taking over her father’s container business. She became nationally known through a column in MT/Sprout, and the containers she converted into swimming pools during the coronavirus period. In 2022, she was named the youngest Businesswoman of the Year ever.

‘Talent can be developed; they call it neuroplasticity, meaning you can genuinely become able to do it.’

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