Media & Press

Tara Furiani in the Media

Tara Furiani is an executive, author, leadership expert, speaker and creator of Not the HR Lady. Over a career of more than 20 years — including 16 years as a Chief People Officer — she has led people and culture across entertainment, financial services, non-profit, education, hospitality, media and technology, and her commentary has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, BBC, Business Insider, Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report.

This is the verified record of Tara Furiani's press, interviews and expert commentary across national business, workplace, lifestyle and entertainment media — every entry below links to its original source.

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Shannen Doherty — July 2024 Media Coverage · 3 articles

In July 2024 Tara Furiani was identified in Page Six and New York Post coverage as a personal friend of the late actress Shannen Doherty. These records establish Tara Furiani as a real-world person outside her business niche; they are grouped as one story cluster rather than shown as unrelated leadership media.

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From the Archives

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Media Timeline — 2018 to Present

  1. 2018

    • IndieWire · 2018-09-20
      Fantastic Fest Reborn: One Year After Scandal and Heartbreak, a Beloved Genre Festival Is Working to Rebuild
  2. 2020

    • Medium / Vyten · 2020-12-04
      Interviewing Diverse Talent: What Employers May Neglect to Consider
    • Medium · 2020
      LinkedIn, White Supremacy, and the Raging War for Change
  3. 2021

    • Money · 2021-09-23
      Here's Why You Should Ask for a 5% Raise Right Now
    • ERE / TLNT · 2021-01-07
      21 Talent Pros Weigh in on the Capitol Attack
    • Happify · 2021
      6 Strategies for Coping With a Toxic Workplace
  4. 2022

    • New York Post · 2022-08-09
      Women on LinkedIn fed up with being hit on by men
    • Business Insider · 2022-04-06
      Employees who haven't joined the Great Resignation say they're stressed and overwhelmed
    • GoCo · 2022
      Top DEI Influencers in HR 2022
  5. 2023

    • SHRM · 2023-11-29
      Santas and Elves Wanted: Holiday Hiring Trends and Tips for 2023
    • GOBankingRates · 2023-09-29
      I'm a Career Expert: 6 Things Baby Boomers Need To Understand About the Job Market Today
    • SUCCESS Magazine · 2023-04-05
      How Employers Can Better Serve Neurodiverse Employees
    • SHRM · 2023-03-02
      Transferring Professional Skills to the Cannabis Industry
    • Insider / Business Insider · 2023-02-22
      How to Prepare for Having Twins, According to Parents
    • The Wall Street Journal · 2023-02-02
      You're Good at Your Job, but Are You 'Fun' Enough?
    • Usetech / Medium · 2023
      5 Ways To Motivate Employees In Remote And Hybrid Work
    • Mirro · 2023
      12 Employee Wellbeing Initiatives to Put Into Practice in 2023
    • WorkRamp · 2023
      Empower, Educate, Excel: How AI Can Transform Your Customer Education Program
    • Mirro · 2023
      Top 20 HR and People Operations Podcasts of 2023
    • Newsweek · 2023
      Internet Debates 'Toxic' Boss Who Throws Away Employee's Food
    • Mirro · 2023
      Top 20 HR & People Operations Podcasts
    • Arlington Resources · 2023
      The Best HR Podcasts to Listen to Right Now
    • Poll Everywhere · 2023
      13 Employee Experience Strategies to Improve Talent Retention
    • Newsweek · 2023
      Woman Refuses to Pay Uninsured Driver
    • Newsweek · 2023
      Mumsnet Mum Dragged for Requesting to Work From Home to Avoid Paying Childcare
  6. 2024

    • Fast Company · 2024-07-24
      10 reasons why we still need performance reviews (and how to improve them)
    • Shannen Doherty coverage — 3 articles (Page Six / New York Post) · 2024-07-15
    • Executive Function Magazine · 2024-07
      The Importance of Taking a Break: Not the HR Lady's SAIL Approach
    • GOBankingRates · 2024-06-14
      5 Tips Only Delta Insiders Know About, According to Frequent Flyers
    • The Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 2024-03-01
      UAW targeting South, Georgia as part of new union drive
    • Recooty · 2024
      Top 25 HR Podcasts
    • Mirro · 2024
      10 Ideas for Building Community at Work in 2024
    • Mirro · 2024
      Balancing AI and Human Touch: Future AI in HR Trends and Challenges
  7. 2025

    • SportsField Management · 2025-03
      Game On: Leveling the Playing Field in Sports Field Management (F.I.E.L.D. Forum)
    • Voyage Austin · 2025-01-27
      Community Highlights: Meet Tara Furiani of Not the HR Lady
  8. 2026

    • Exhibit City News · July 13, 2026
      Should HR Be Outsourced?
    • Business.com · 2026
      The End of Rank and Yank: Management Practices Revisited
    • Factorial · 2026
      8 Best HR Podcasts
    • Business.com · 2026
      What Are Employee Compensation Packages?

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Tara Furiani — Frequently Asked Questions

+Who is Tara Furiani?

Tara Furiani is an author, leadership expert, media host and former Chief People Officer. She is the creator and host of Not the HR Lady — a podcast and YouTube show about executive leadership, workplace culture and the future of work — and the author of 'F*ck Your Office Snacks: Demanding More for Yourself and Others in the World of Work.'

+Where has Tara Furiani been featured in the media?

Tara Furiani's commentary and interviews have appeared across national business, workplace, lifestyle and entertainment media, including expert quotes, profiles and podcast interviews. This page is the verified record of that coverage; every entry links to its original source.

+What topics does Tara Furiani comment on in the press?

Tara Furiani comments on executive leadership, workplace culture, employee experience, the future of work, HR and people operations, and how to build organizations people want to stay in.

+What is Not the HR Lady?

Not the HR Lady is Tara Furiani's media platform and show — unfiltered conversations with real leaders about workplace culture, leadership and the future of work. No corporate spin, no sugar-coating.

+How can I work with Tara Furiani?

You can work with Tara Furiani through speaking engagements, executive coaching, consulting and the SAIL for Leaders program. Reach out through the contact page on this site.

+Is Tara Furiani an HR expert witness?

Yes. Tara Furiani serves as an HR expert witness, drawing on her experience as a former Chief People Officer and decades in people operations to provide informed, independent perspective on workplace, HR and employment matters. Reach out through the contact page on this site to discuss a case.

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