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Lance Haun

Tag Archives: #connecthr

January 28, 2010
by Lance Haun
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Connecting In Person Still Critical In The Digital Age

Yesterday, I attended #connectHR and it was, by all measures, a smashing success. Even for a guy who has pretty great luck working a room and talking to new people, I don’t think I got through the entire guest list … Continue reading →

Categories: Social Media | Tags: #connecthr, networking, social networking | Permalink

January 19, 2010
by Lance Haun
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Where I'll Be: Washington DC

Next week, I have the distinct pleasure of visiting our nation’s capital. I’ll be taking in the sights and sounds of our government at work. Maybe meeting with our congressional representative to talk some Klingon. Also will definitely be seeing … Continue reading →

Categories: HR Bloggers | Tags: #connecthr, jessica lee, laurie ruettimann, shrm, smartbrief, washington dc | Permalink

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