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Lance Haun

Tag Archives: hr being hr

September 1, 2009
by Lance Haun
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Is Human Resources Fatally Flawed?

Don’t think about it. Just answer me quickly: Is HR fatally flawed? How many of you answered yes? When I first started writing this in April, I said yes too. Yes, this has been on my mind since April, sitting … Continue reading →

Categories: HR Ideas | Tags: fatal hr flaws, future of hr, hr being hr, light at the end of the tunnel | Permalink

August 6, 2009
by Lance Haun
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Annoyed at Job Candidates? Look in the Mirror

One of the ways my blog has shifted over the last 18 months is that it has become less about what job candidates and employees are doing wrong and more about what HR and management are doing wrong. It has … Continue reading →

Categories: HR Ideas | Tags: annoyances, applicants, hr being hr, insider career info, job candidates, resumes, self-awareness, self-reflection | Permalink

May 26, 2009
by Lance Haun
42 Comments




Exit Interviews Are Band Aids On Broken Legs

So let’s say you’re working for a company with turnover problems (i.e. losing your best people to competitors) and management comes to Human Resources to figure out why people are leaving. What far too many HR people will suggest is … Continue reading →

Categories: Business Strategy, HR | Tags: bad management, employee relations, exit interviews, hr being hr | Permalink

April 28, 2009
by Lance Haun
50 Comments




This HR Guy Is Over Your Spelling Mistakes

It is one of the first thing people say about composing your resume: make sure you don’t have any spelling mistakes. Or certainly, a spelling mistake means certain doom even if the rest of your resume looks great. And really, … Continue reading →

Categories: Career Advice | Tags: hr being hr, resumes, spelling mistakes, unrealistic expectations | Permalink

April 20, 2009
by Lance Haun
18 Comments




What Is Your Greatest Weakness?

Have you ever received that question in an interview? First, let me apologize. Most of us in HR who ask this question don’t even know what we’re asking, why we’re asking or what we’re supposed to get out of this … Continue reading →

Categories: Career Advice | Tags: common interview questions, hr being hr, interview answers, stupid interview questions | Permalink

March 30, 2009
by Lance Haun
11 Comments




Raging Against SHRM Isn't Solving HR's Problems

One of the things I’ve noticed since I started blogging is that a lot of bloggers like banging on SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management for the uninitiated or uninterested). When you’re talking about an organization that represents more HR … Continue reading →

Categories: HR | Tags: hr being hr, ineffective solutions, shrm | Permalink

October 2, 2006
by Lance Haun
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Keep it Simple (Stupid)

I won’t go over the concept of simplifying because it is covered pretty adequately here. What I will say is that HR people often ignore this principle because they are exempt! I mean, come on! They have so many rules … Continue reading →

Categories: HR Ideas | Tags: hr being hr, keep it simple, simple, simplify | Permalink

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