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Lance Haun

Category Archives: Technology

February 2, 2012
by Lance Haun
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Disclosure Isn’t Enough If You Want People’s Trust

I think a lot about trust. And maybe more importantly, I think about how mistrust happens. Specifically when it comes to writers, columnists, bloggers, and journalists. Often, when people talk about disclosure, they are usually talking about money. And if … Continue reading →

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December 13, 2011
by Lance Haun
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Looking For An Applicant Tracking System? An Opportunity For A Free Go At One (And Help For A New Company)

Applicant tracking systems are everywhere. And when you work for the top recruiting industry publication, let’s just say you see a lot of products. I try to see many of them and keep up with them. Really. It is a … Continue reading →

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November 29, 2011
by Lance Haun
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Something New, Something Different

Two years ago, I changed my domain name. Today, it happened again. Other than me being a glutton for punishment, this has been something I’ve wanted to do for a while. After my work started at TLNT, it became glaringly … Continue reading →

Categories: Blog Announcements | Permalink

July 7, 2011
by Lance Haun
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Social Network Evolution And The Death Of Tool-Specific Manuals

Last week, I was one of the first on board to try out a new social network called Google Plus (or Google+ or G+). To me, it is the most interesting thing that has come out since Twitter as far … Continue reading →

Categories: Innovation, Technology | Permalink

November 12, 2010
by Lance Haun
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HR Star: Steve Boese

Although I’ve known Steve Boese as long as anyone I am covering for this series, he was one of the first people I connected with on a subject outside of HR. Namely NBA basketball. Now there are a lot of … Continue reading →

Categories: HR, Technology, Twitter | Tags: HR stars series, hr technology, Rypple, steve boese | Permalink

August 12, 2010
by Lance Haun
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What Happened To Lance's Posts?

At some point this last year, I was posting to my blog 2-4 times a week and all was right in the world. A couple of months ago, that stopped. I’ve still posted about once a week but that was … Continue reading →

Categories: Blog Announcements | Tags: at a loss for ideas, TLNT, writing | Permalink

April 9, 2010
by Lance Haun
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The .Jobs Problem in 60 Seconds

Why just 60 seconds? Because you’re busy but you need to know if you want to invest time in commenting or caring about this issue. Here’s the 60 second rundown: In 2004, SHRM and EmployMedia wanted to add a .jobs … Continue reading →

Categories: Technology | Tags: .jobs, internet domain policy, shrm, trying to make something boring less boring | Permalink

February 12, 2010
by Lance Haun
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Valentine's Day Still Sucks

Last year, I wrote about how Valentine’s day is completely bogus. Don’t worry. I haven’t changed my mind. I want to tell you that I did buy flowers for someone close to me even though I feel that the whole … Continue reading →

Categories: Blog Announcements | Tags: cultural norms, flowers, peer pressure, valentine's day, valentine's day sucks | Permalink

February 8, 2010
by Lance Haun
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Now Up For Hire: Me

This is an odd post to be writing. Again. Yes, about six months ago, I wrote about how I was available for work. And then a job found me. Now I am looking again. What gives? For starters, I love … Continue reading →

Categories: Blog Announcements | Tags: hire me, lance haun resume, shameless begging, up for hire | Permalink

January 15, 2010
by Lance Haun
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Fighting For A Worthy Cause Part II

A little over a year ago, I made a personal appeal to my community of readers to donate to a cause that was particularly close to my heart. It was a promise to the most important person in my life … Continue reading →

Categories: Blog Announcements | Tags: giving, haiti, mercy corps, worthy causes | Permalink

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