Katrina Kibben: Rebuilding The Hiring Experience
This episode features author and Three Ears Media founder Katrina Kibben, who breaks down why hiring feels harder than ever and what it really takes to create a candidate experience people can trust. They explore the failures of traditional job postings, the rise of fraud and why frontline workers …
The Human Edge: Clarity, Confidence, and Job Searching in the Age of AI with Katrina Kibben
In this powerful season-closing conversation, I am joined by Katrina Kibben, leadership speaker, LinkedIn Top Voice, and founder of Three Ears Media to explore what it really means to be human in an AI-driven world of work. Katrina shares refreshing, practical insights on job searching in the age o…
Can we really foster authentic connections online? (w/ Kat Kibben)
What if connection isn’t about constant communication — but the courage to show up fully when you do?
Writer and speaker Kat Kibben joins me for a conversation about attention, boundaries, and what it means to be available in the digital age. We talk about presence as the foundation of real connec…
#2 - Katrina Kibben: Why Job Descriptions Still Haven’t Evolved
Live from HR Tech 2025, Katrina Kibben brings their signature clarity and storytelling to a conversation about employer brand, EVP development, and the linguistic data that reveals what employees actually value. Katrina explains why every strong EVP starts with deep listening, not leadership soundb…
Katrina Kibben: Leading with Humanity and Building Better Workplaces
Katrina Kibben is a leadership speaker, LinkedIn Top Voice, and founder of Three Ears Media known for transforming how companies attract talent and build healthy team cultures. With over 15 years at global brands like Monster.com and Randstad, Katrina brings real talk on leadership, belonging, and …
Setting Goals, Reflecting for a Successful Year with Katrina Kibben
Today on THE REAL PERSONAL BRANDING podcast, Lauren welcomes guest Katrina Kibben. Over the New Year holiday, Lauren met up with them, and they reminded her of a reflection exercise that they do every month and that the New Year is a great time to start this exercise. Katrina Kibben is a highly …
Before LinkedIn Took Over, Monster.com Ruled: Kat Kibben on Hiring Chaos | Workplace Weirdness
In this episode of Workplace Weirdness, Maya sits down with recruiting expert, writer, and speaker Kat Kibben to unpack the strange (and often frustrating) realities of modern hiring.
Kat brings over 15 years of experience, starting at Monster.com. They are known for helping teams write inclusiv…
Building Trust and Transparency in AI Recruitment with Katrina Kibben
Host Leah Cottham sits down with Katrina Kibben, CEO and Founder of Three Ears Media, to explore how recruiters can maintain their humanity while leveraging AI tools effectively. Katrina brings deep expertise from her work helping recruiting teams optimize their processes and her extensive research…
Unmuted with Kat Kibben: The Hidden Power of High-Quality Job Data in AI Recruiting
Summary
From Meeting to Podcast: Insights on Recruitment, AI, and Personal Growth with Kat Kibben. Explore an engaging conversation with Kat Kibben, where they share their expertise on recruitment, the evolution of the industry, and personal resilience. This episode offers valuable lessons for HR…
Kat Kibben on The Billion Dollar Job Data Problem, AI Hype vs Reality & Treating AI Like an Intern
Why have 90% of AI pilots failed? Kat Kibben's answer might surprise you - it's not the technology.
A recent MIT study found that 90% of AI pilots have failed. The headlines blame the tools. Kat Kibben, who has spent over 20 years inside recruiting and HR tech, has a different theory: the data we'…
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