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Lance Haun

Category Archives: Innovation

July 7, 2011
by Lance Haun
4 Comments

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 →

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January 5, 2010
by Lance Haun
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The HR Calendar And Speed In Innovation

About two weeks ago, Laurie and I had this conversation via e-mail: Laurie: I bought thehrcalendar.com and I bet we could whip up something pretty easily. You in? Lance: Yeah, that would be cool. Laurie: How would we set that … Continue reading →

Categories: Innovation | Tags: amazon, apple, google, Innovation, laurie ruettimann, microsoft, target, the hr calendar, walmart | Permalink

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Brackets are used in writing to include explanatory or missing material that adds important context to the original statement. That’s what I’ll try to do here: make sense of the issues I’m seeing by adding explanation or missing material where appropriate.

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