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What Lies of HR actually is
Before the lies — the Intro. Two minutes on the idea.
What Lies of HR actually is
A growing collection of HR's most comfortable myths — named, debunked, and reframed.
Each Lie is a short, AI-hosted episode. The point isn't to eulogise the profession — it's to drag it into the present. Hosted by an AI, on purpose.
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Before the lies — the Intro. Two minutes on the idea.
What Lies of HR actually is
The most-printed promise in HR. Also the least true.
A polite phrase for hiring people who already agree with you.
The dashboard dial that everyone cranks and nobody checks is wired to nothing.
Sometimes the people you're desperate to keep are the ones who should go.
The custom paint job that hides a cracked engine.
We promote the confident ones, then act surprised when control isn't leadership.
The thing every company obsesses over, while ignoring the followers who decide if any of it works.
The punch clock outlived the factory by a century. Nobody knows why.
One awkward conversation a year, pretending to capture twelve months of work.
The comforting fiction that you can project-plan your way through chaos.
Every Lie in this series starts with my own notes — sixteen years of them, gathered while working alongside brilliant and often challenging minds who rarely took conventional HR wisdom at face value. The arguments and the point of view are mine; AI helps me research around those notes, shape them, and turn each one into the episode you hear.
The audio is hosted by AI on purpose — the medium is part of the message.