Wendy Sellers

Wendy Sellers

The HR Lady

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Wendy Sellers, MHR, MHA, SHRM-SCP, SPHR has 25 years of experience in HR, change management, operations, strategy, corporate culture, and leadership development in all size businesses (local startup to global enterprise) in a wide variety of industries including healthcare, professional services, higher education, federal contractors, manufacturing, construction, engineering, public safety, non-profit and government agencies (to name a few).

When Wendy says “Suck It Up, Buttercup”, this means you are about to hear all the facts, proposed solutions, and possible consequences of your actions or inaction. Yes, this information may be painful to hear but in order to do the right thing we must look at every angle together. There is never a hidden agenda. Her focus is your bottom line.

The needs of business today have changed. Wendy will be an involved business partner who understands your current culture and builds HR policy, employee training, and management workshops around your unique environment and goals.

As your realistic, witty, and energetic consultant, trainer, or event speaker, Wendy is authentic and transparent - above all, she keeps it real. She is honest, loyal, and direct - there is never any sugarcoating! Wendy gets the point across to all audience members.


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Speakers Performance Based On Past Webinar Survey Results

Average rating

4.5 / 5

This speaker has received a total of 769 survey responses. Attendees have given an average rating of 4.5 stars out of a possible 5, reflecting on the speakers performance on the following questions.

Overall, how satisfied were you with this presenter?
4.5 Stars
How closely did the presenter follow the schedule?
4.6 Stars

Reviews From Past Webinar Surveys

Our webinars are crafted to deliver exceptional value and insight to business professionals. To ensure we meet and exceed your expectations, we conduct thorough post live webinar surveys. Below, you'll find genuine feedback from attendees, sharing their thoughts on the speaker's performance. These reviews highlight our commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in providing top-tier educational experiences.

Mikako M.
May 11, 2020
4.5 / 5
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5 Stars
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4 Stars
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no comment

Jon F.
May 8, 2020
3.5 / 5
Satisfaction Rating:
4 Stars
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3 Stars
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Today's presenter, Wendy Sellers, was pushing an agenda of fear and recommending extreme and unrealistic measures. Making all office staff take their temperature with a person standing there and waiting a few minutes to be tested (and retested based on weather) is simply NOT realistic, and office staff would not accept waiting in line for 5-10 minutes (or worse) every time they enter the office. This is simply not realistic, and it's even worse for many companies that specify an official starting time like 8AM for all office staff to facilitate everyone being there when needed by management or customers. Requiring office staff to wear masks is also not realistic in my view, and I think we'd get a lot of resistance. Neither is taking people's fans away. Requiring fans to be under one's desk would be a lot more feasible, and just as effective. In addition, Wendy made absolutely no mention of testing to identify those who already have immunity and therefore should have no fear of returning to the workplace at all. Top Immunology lab experts confirm people would have immunity after recovering or being assymptomatic, and a person would simply die if they did not develop some form of immunity! Preventing those 65 and older from returning to the office, while allowing 64 year olds to do so is also arbitrary and frankly discriminatory. We need more practical solutions that can actually be implemented without extreme disruption to the business. She should have specified different recommendations for retail/store businesses and headquarters or backoffice staff as well. The review of CDC, EEOC and ADA guidelines was helpful, but practicality needs to be considered. At the end of the day, we need our people to feel comfortable collaborating with each other as opposed to viewing each other as a vector or threat. Clearing those who have immunity and those who are otherwise healthy and say they're not concerned, while accommodating others by allowing them to continue working remotely without asking them specific health-related questions is a lot more realistic. The reality is, we need better solutions than what Wendy Sellers presented today.

Liza W.
May 8, 2020
4.5 / 5
Satisfaction Rating:
4 Stars
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5 Stars
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no comment

Brandon E.
May 8, 2020
5 / 5
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5 Stars
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5 Stars
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no comment

Brandi C.
May 8, 2020
5 / 5
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5 Stars
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5 Stars
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Too much data to cover in the amount of time allowed

Jane S.
May 8, 2020
5 / 5
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5 Stars
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5 Stars
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Well done webinar and I appreciate the support beyond the webinar via LinkedIn and Facebook.

Fanci W.
May 8, 2020
5 / 5
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5 Stars
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5 Stars
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Great speaker & excellent outline to follow.

Christine G.
May 8, 2020
5 / 5
Satisfaction Rating:
5 Stars
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5 Stars
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no comment

Heather D.
May 8, 2020
4.5 / 5
Satisfaction Rating:
4 Stars
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5 Stars
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no comment

Rachel E.
April 21, 2020
5 / 5
Satisfaction Rating:
5 Stars
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5 Stars
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no comment
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