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Lance Haun

Category Archives: Leadership

April 7, 2011
by Lance Haun
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Sometimes You Just Miss Your Shots

Tonight, I will be on the HR Happy Hour (8pm EDT, 5pm PDT) with friends Steve Boese, Kris Dunn, Matt Stollak and Tim Sackett.  We’ll be talking about the connection between talent management and sports.  I did a little homework … Continue reading →

Categories: Poor Management | Tags: 8 man rotation, basketball, kris dunn, matt stollak, nba, ncaa basketball, steve boese, tim sackett | Permalink

April 5, 2011
by Guest Writer
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Why Employees Don’t Complain

Isn’t it comforting to have employees that come to work every day, do their jobs and go home without an unpleasant word to say? It must mean they are happy and that you as an employer are doing everything perfectly. … Continue reading →

Categories: Employee Management | Tags: employee communication, employee complaints | Permalink

December 28, 2010
by Lance Haun
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HR Stars Series: What I Learned and Who I Missed

The past three months, I profiled a dozen people in HR who get it. Over 8,000 words on people who are close to what’s going on in the world of HR every day, make a difference and are out there … Continue reading →

Categories: Thought Leadership | Tags: HR stars series | Permalink

December 17, 2010
by Lance Haun
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HR Star: Jason Lauritsen

A buttoned up corporate HR leader by day, a talent anarchist by night, Jason Lauritsen is hard to pin down. I mentioned that when I was at HREvolution in Chicago, I didn’t get to meet everyone and we can count … Continue reading →

Categories: Employee Management | Tags: hr star, HR stars series, jason lauritsen | Permalink

December 14, 2010
by Lance Haun
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An Entrepreneur's Legacy

“Hey Lance, do you have a moment?” It was my friend Chad Kreutz. We’ve known each other for five and a half years, been good friends for most of that time and he recently moved down to Portland to take … Continue reading →

Categories: Leadership | Tags: qualitysmith, rob schmidt, walla walla | Permalink

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