Rhonda Morris, Vice President and CHRO at Chevron, describes her 31-year career with the company as non-traditional, as she’s held a number of roles at Chevron outside of HR, including working in marketing, in acquisitions and in positions outside the country.
In this episode of the SHRM Executive Network's People + Strategy podcast, Morris discusses various topics, including the development of strong corporate culture, bringing mental health support to the workplace, as well as how she has leveraged her lifelong love of handwritten letters to engage with Chevron’s employees. (Note: Morris wrote about this unique letter program in her People + Life column in the Spring 2024 edition of the People + Strategy journal.)
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