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Lance Haun

Category Archives: HR Bloggers

January 23, 2012
by Lance Haun
3 Comments

The Most Important Person On The Internet: Happy Tim Sackett Day

Ever since Laurie Ruettimann suggested a Tim Sackett day, I’ve been stoked. Not because I think Tim deserves any sort of recognition, especially on any of those influencer or top blogger lists. Because, really? It’s entertaining as hell when he … Continue reading →

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October 19, 2011
by Lance Haun
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The Lie Is Over: Nobody Cares If You're Transparent Online

I’ve got to admit, there was a time when I bought this story hook, line and sinker: “The web is about transparency and you have to be yourself!” It supposedly makes for more compelling content. Or something. If you’re willing … Continue reading →

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July 26, 2011
by Lance Haun
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Why You Shouldn't Blog

You can read a lot of pieces about why you should blog. This isn’t one of them. About a year ago, I met a guy at a pub for lunch to talk about recruiting, human resources, social media and Portland … Continue reading →

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December 21, 2010
by Lance Haun
3 Comments

HR Star: Lisa Rosendahl

The last person to be featured in this series (but certainly not least) is Lisa Rosendahl. I’ve gotten to know her over the past couple of years and it continues to be a testament to the real power of social … Continue reading →

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November 23, 2010
by Lance Haun
3 Comments

HR Star: Trish McFarlane

Trish McFarlane is one busy lady. When I get a few minutes to sit down and talk to her, I feel like she has to move mountains just to squeeze my longwindedness into her day. But she delivers like a … Continue reading →

Categories: Community, HR Bloggers | Tags: hr star, HR stars series, hrevolution, trish mcfarlane, women of hr | Permalink

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