🎧Podcast HR #16 : The New HR Superpower: Turning Social Impact into ROI

 
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Published: October 22, 2025

HK WEEKS — The podcast rethinking HR and work culture

Why Social Impact Is the New HR Superpower in 2025

Season: 1 | Episode: 16

Welcome to HK WEEKS: The podcast rethinking HR and Work Culture. I’m your host, Johanna. In Season 1, Episode 16, we tackle what I firmly believe is the new HR superpower for 2025 and beyond: Social Impact.

In a market saturated with high salaries and perks, the real differentiator is purpose.

For **HR Directors** facing retention pressure, **Operational Managers** who want motivated teams, and evolving employees searching for meaningful work — **this episode is your strategic blueprint.**

💡 What you'll learn

  • Why social impact is now a strategic HR lever, not just CSR.
  • How to embed purpose into everyday operations and measure Social ROI.
  • Practical actions for managers to use social impact to motivate and retain talent.

🎧 For: HR Directors, managers, and employees building their next career step.

📌 18.09 min Actionable frameworks, research-backed evidence, real testimonies.

👉 Don’t just adapt—lead with purpose.

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