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In this inspiring conversation, Keith Bitikofer sits down with Kristie Dierig, an HR and IT leader who transformed her Workday implementation experience into a thriving career in change leadership. Kristie shares how she went from database administration to leading global HR technology projects — and what she learned about the intersection of people, process, and technology along the way.
Why Listen:
Kristie and Keith discuss the realities of leading change, the evolving role of HR in the age of AI, and how to build careers that align with purpose. From practical lessons on managing Workday projects to reflections on faith, courage, and lifelong learning, this episode will leave Workday professionals and leaders feeling both grounded and inspired.
For information on all of Keith's books and his coaching services, visit KeithBitikofer.com and https://books2read.com/keith-bitikofer
Connect with Keith and Kristie on LinkedIn at:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-bitikofer/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristiedierig/
Additional Resources from Kristie: https://ever-spark.com/resources/#library
NEW BOOK- Workday Gold, Volume 3, Navigating Your Career. Now available on most book platforms.
Please message me on LinkedIn for bulk orders or if you are a manager ordering books for your team members (for USA shipments). I’d be glad to sign books for them!
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