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Solving the People Puzzle

Solving the People Puzzle

De: Francois de Wet
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Discover the key to building a successful team with Industrial Psychologist and Founder of www.wamly.io, Francois de Wet. In this series, Francois sits down with industry experts to uncover their insider tips and techniques for hiring highly motivated and skilled individuals who will take your organisation to new heights. Whether you're struggling to find the right fit, or simply want to improve your hiring process, this podcast offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you build a winning team.

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  • The Myth that is killing your recruitment process.
    Mar 26 2026

    We've been led to believe that more tech means less human interaction in recruiting, but this episode challenges that notion. We explore how top recruitment teams optimize their time through technology, proving that the best hiring process uses automation to enhance, not replace, professional judgment. It’s about creating space for crucial "human moments" and allowing AI to be a coworker, enabling recruiters to focus on impactful tasks rather than being bogged down by the recruitment workflow.

    Interactive Truth-Check: Which Recruiter are You Today? 🧐
    A) The Dashboard Dweller: I spend my life filtering data points and ticking boxes.
    B) The Speed Demon: I’m obsessed with time-to-hire even if it means rushing a mediocre candidate.
    C) The Strategic Partner: I use automation to free up my time so I can actually be human and build hiring manager confidence.

    Comment down below and let us know!

    👉 Book a Demo with Wamly Today and see how we help hiring teams move from middleman to strategic partner: www.wamly.io

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    14 m
  • 5 Talent Attraction Trends HR Leaders Need to Know
    Mar 11 2026

    Attracting talent has become increasingly complex and fast-paced, with more changes in the last three years than in the previous decade. Join Fran from Wamly in this solo episode of Solving the People Puzzle as he deep dives into five essential recruitment trends. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the recruitment industry looking to optimize their talent acquisition strategies and workforce planning.

    We discuss how to transform boring job descriptions into high-converting recruitment marketing pages. Treat your vacancies like products by selling the "why" and the outcome to attract top-tier digital hiring prospects.

    Speed is now a strategic advantage in the South African HR market. If your time-to-fill is too long, you are sending a negative brand signal to high-quality candidates. We explore how video interviewing serves as your new "front door," using intro and thank-you messages to build immediate trust. This approach ensures a superior candidate experience that stays ahead of the competition.

    Learn how to achieve personalization at scale using automated workflows. By moving toward skills-based hiring, you can create unique candidate journeys without exhausting your internal teams. We also discuss using people analytics and talent intelligence to ensure your full-cycle recruiting process is both fast and fair. It’s about tech-forward workforce planning that prioritizes the human connection.

    🔗 Ready to optimize your Employee Value Proposition (EVP)? Visit our website to stay updated on the latest in HR tech and join our community at https://www.wamly.io.

    🔗 Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter for more strategic HR insights.

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    18 m
  • Is Your Culture Accidental? The Cost of Passive Leadership in 2026
    Feb 25 2026

    Get ready for a masterclass in the messy middle of leadership with the phenomenal Stephanie Usher, Head of Talent Acquisition for Heineken Beverages. In this episode of Solving the People Puzzle, we’re ditching the corporate handbooks and HR fluff to talk about what company culture actually looks like when the cameras are off, and the pressure is on. Stephanie joins Francois to tackle the ultimate question: Is your workplace culture a proactive masterpiece or just a happy accident?

    We dive deep into why culture fit is a trap that kills innovation, arguing instead for culture alignment where people share your vision but still have the guts to challenge your thinking. Stephanie gets real about the Top Performer Paradox, explaining how looking the other way when a high-earner breaks the rules is the fastest way to dismantle your employer brand and values. Beyond her role at Heineken, Stephanie is also the reigning Mrs. Supranational South Africa. She shares a raw, vulnerable story of leading through loss, proving that authenticity isn't a buzzword—it's a requirement for psychological safety.

    We also explore the adult-to-adult philosophy, where we stop sugar-coating the truth and start treating our teams with the dignity they deserve. You’ll learn why you should never survey your staff if you aren’t prepared to actually change, and why the culture you get is ultimately the one you tolerate. It’s a bold, no-nonsense conversation for anyone tired of values on a wall and ready to lead with intentional leadership 🚀.

    🔗Support Stephanie’s journey:
    You can follow and vote for Stephanie in the Mrs. Supranational SA pageant here: https://www.imperialvote.com/competition/contestant/cmkof8je7000w1pc6j8xbtyax

    💬We have launched a dedicated Instagram page for Solving the People Puzzle. Follow us at @solvingthepeoplepuzzle for behind-the-scenes footage, real stories, and the occasional mistake.

    📅Upcoming Event:
    Don't miss our first in-person event in the first week of March at The Tryst, where we unpack the Top 10 HR and Hiring Trends for 2026.
    🔗Book your free ticket here: https://qkt.io/SS1Wamly26

    🔴Ready to see how we can help you hire better people faster? Head over to www.wamly.io to book a demo.

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    34 m
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