The Headcount Experts

A Podcast on Headcount Excellence

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Helping you build an exceptional headcount process, one episode at a time.

World-class workforce management & headcount planning strategies are out there. This podcast delivers them straight to your inbox.

The Headcount Experts consolidates 40 combined years of workforce planning experience from the biggest companies in the world. In each episode, you’ll gain valuable insight into how processes are built and how you can make that success your own.

About the hosts

Eric Guidice and Chris Mannion are ex-operators from Fortune 500 companies who turned their workforce planning & headcount management playbook into industry leading software solutions

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Featured Episode

Podcast Metadata Field Details
Podcast Series The Headcount Experts
Episode Number Episode #19
Episode Title TA Data for Workforce Planning
Speaker 1 (Host) Chris Mannion - Ex-Global Head, Talent Acquisition Process Innovation at Meander
Speaker 2 (Host) Eric Guidice - Ex-Head of Recruiting at headcount365
Special Guest Ian Jones - VP Talent Acquisition & People at HackerOne

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People-Led AI Transformation with Bryan Hong

People-Led AI Transformation with Bryan Hong

An operational breakdown of how a recruiting leader turned forward-deployed AI engineer automated G&A workflows. FP&A and People leaders will examine technical frameworks for replacing volatile LLM prompts with deterministic code execution. Listeners will acquire concrete methodologies for building point-based capacity models that directly inform executive headcount strategy.

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Build or Buy: Should You Create Your Own AI Headcount Tool?

Build or Buy: Should You Create Your Own AI Headcount Tool?

Before you build your headcount planning process in Claude, you need to know where AI-built models break. Eric Guidice and Chris Mannion lay out the requirements of a defensible headcount process, and a framework for deciding when to build with AI and when to buy software.

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