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Lance Haun

Help me with my Project Social – HR Chatterbox is now up!

February 14, 2011

Project Social A couple of months ago, I volunteered to participate in Project Social, started by Ben Eubanks and Victorio Milian.   You can read all about Project: Social and how it got started by clicking here and here.  Essentially, it is an effort to match  HR pros who are savvy with social media with [...]

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How to jumpstart onboarding from the Upstart

February 2, 2011

Blogging makes a difference People often look at me with a puzzled expression when they ask me the big question.  You know, “Why do you write a blog?” I do it for the networking opportunities, to build my professional credentials, and of course, the fame and fortune.   Mostly I do it as a labor of love, [...]

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Get your unofficial MBA with “Biz School in a Box”

January 27, 2011

Image via Wikipedia Speak the language of business (from the HRH archives) One of the recommendations to came out of HRevolution 2010 (via Laurie Ruettimann and Lance Haun) was that human resources professionals need to learn to speak the language of business, and stay abreast of business issues outside human resources.  This is good advice.  [...]

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A Cautionary Tale: Social Media, the NLRB and Free Speech

November 9, 2010

Image via Wikipedia Facebook is NOT Free Speech for Employees There is a short article on the Mashable/ Social Media page written today by Julie O’Dell.  It is entitled “For Employees, Facebook counts as free speech“.  As I write this, the article had been retweeted 1,353 times, and liked on Facebook 1,975 times.  This is [...]

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HR Social Media 2.0 – the future is here now

July 29, 2010

Image via Wikipedia HR Social Media 2.0 Mark today down in your calendars.   Today is the day that HR Social Media 2.0 takes flight! What is HR Social Media 2.0?    Officially, it is just a term I am using to mark a transition point.  Seriously, it is something that has been coming together for a while [...]

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My Post HRevolution post

May 9, 2010

Image via Wikipedia Continuing the evolution of HR I am just getting ready to check out of The Wit hotel in downtown Chicago now that the curtain has come down on HRevolution 2010.  I won’t rehash all the sessions.  I am not going to try and detail all the awesome conversations and personal connections I [...]

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HRevolution: not just for Bloggers

May 4, 2010

Image by tedmurphy via Flickr Blogging: Get All Your Questions Answered HRevolution is only 3 days away! I am thrilled to be co-leading  a track on blogs and blogging with Ben Eubanks.   I hope that with the diversity of our blogging experience, Ben and I will present some diverse, yet useful information on how to [...]

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An Amazing Assemblage of Ideas for Human Resources

January 11, 2010

Asking great questions leads to great results Chris Ferdinandi of Renegade HR asked me a pair of great questions a couple of weeks ago. The first question was:  “Would you like to be part of an e-Book I am putting together?”    My answer was affirmative. The second question was: “What one thing can you can [...]

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What the Hell is an Influencer anyway?

December 20, 2009

Image via Wikipedia The On-line HR Community I want to give a hug shout-out to the entire community of human resources people who share their time and knowledge so generously. I have encountered so many people in 2009 that it is difficult to acknowledge all of you.  The amount of time we spend talking may [...]

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HR Carnival of Global Giving is now open!

November 25, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Charity Work is Hard Work Wow!   I am overwhelmed. First, by the generosity of people who have chipped in to make this an awesome fundraiser for some lucky charity.   Secondly, by the amount of time it has taken to pull this monster together.  I have been typing non-stop (with the exception of [...]

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