About

About Life Between The Brackets

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. And I’ll also try to add more context to the way I think and maybe even a few more sports analogies.

When I was thinking about where to take what was formerly Rehaul, this made the most sense. It aligns with where I am at, it is my domain and it doesn’t conflict with what I’m otherwise doing for places like TLNT.

The Author

Lance Haun is Community Director for ERE Media and Contributing Editor for TLNT.com. His background includes seven years of HR experience (primarily as a recruiter, generalist and manager) and five years of social media and blogging experience in the HR/Recruiting sphere. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, MSNBC.com, HR Magazine, Workforce Magazine, FastCompany, and BNET.com.

He is a Portland, Oregon native, Washington State University alum and currently resides in Seattle, Washington with his wife.

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Disclaimers and Get out of Jail Free Cards

Standard disclaimer should probably apply here. I don’t (always) represent the views of the company I work for and I don’t always get my way at work. Anything about the company I work for is released through official channels first.

I try to keep things as open and honest here as possible but there are a few things I can never do:

• I cannot discuss specifics of cases I am dealing with currently or previously at work.
• I take every effort to make sure everything I talk about here respects people confidentiality.
• I will not give legal advice.

This is to limit my own liability.