Co-founders and managers take it upon themselves, but HR is not their expertise. Every minute they spend on onboarding, contracts, and HR questions from employees is a minute less for the work they are really good at.
Setting up onboarding, sending documents, answering questions. Manually, even though automation has been possible for a long time. Secure, reliable, and without you having to worry about it.
An experienced HR Manager costs 80,000 euros per year. That is a lot for the phase you are in and for which you might need 16 hours per month.
How I work
I look at what’s going on, tackle it, and make sure it keeps working.
From employee handbook to onboarding. Everything is in place, compliant, and ready for growth.
I automate what you do over and over again. More time for the person behind the work.
Daily HR tasks completely taken off your hands.
From employee handbook to onboarding. Everything is in place, compliant, and ready for growth.
I automate what you do over and over again. More time for the person behind the work.
Daily HR tasks completely taken off your hands.
HR is about people.
But in the meantime, a contract expires without us realizing it, no one has an answer to a question that is asked, and no one knows what policy applies.
I wanted to do things differently. And I discovered that technology can play a major role in that.
Long before AI broke through in the Netherlands, I was already working with it. Not from a course, but because I spent time in co-livings full of tech experts.
That is what I do now. Not because it is a trend, but because I have been working with it for years. Bringing structure, automating processes, and making room for the work that truly helps people move forward.
Experiences
In 20 minutes, I’ll take a look with you at where HR can bring more structure. No obligation.