Lance Haun

Lance Haun

About the Author

Lance Haun lives life at the intersection of people, work and technology. He's currently a practice director of strategy and insights for The Starr Conspiracy and a contributor for Reworked and ERE.net. He focuses his work on researching and writing about work technology and its practical implications for organizations and people. Lance is a former editor for ERE Media, broadly covering the world of human resources, recruiting and sourcing. He has been featured as a work expert in Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, MSNBC, Fast Company, and other HR and business publications.

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Digital Workplace

What to Know About Regulation of AI at Work
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Digital Workplace

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Digital Workplace

Beyond the Ping-Pong Table: Workplace Culture and Perks in a Remote Work World
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Digital Workplace

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Digital Workplace

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Employee Experience

Employee Mental Health and Well-Being Are No Game