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Lance Haun

Tag Archives: drunken pictures

September 15, 2006
by Lance Haun
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Drink if You Want a Raise

It is true finds a new study! Maybe this is why I meet so many recruiters at bars. It is probably also why I am paid well. Just kidding. Sort of.

Categories: Career Advice | Tags: alcohol, booze, drunken pictures | Permalink

August 29, 2006
by Lance Haun
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Online persona killing your future?

Probably not. Oh don’t get me wrong, I’ve seen the statistics.  Nearly half of employers googled a candidate in the last year and a third made a decision based on that. It is awful to think of those poor people … Continue reading →

Categories: Career Advice | Tags: drunken pictures, myspace, online brand, online persona, personal branding | Permalink

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