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HR Tech Conference Haikus

Published on Nov 18, 2015

A series of crowdsourced haikus from the 2014 HR Tech Conference in Las Vegas. Inspired and led by Heather Bussing, with contributions from Chris Willis, Robin Erickson, Ultimate Software and Doug Shaw

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HR Tech Conference Haikus

Results of an Invitational Twitter Experiment
Photo by Derek K. Miller
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Heather Bussing attended the 2014 HR Tech Conference in
Las Vegas.

She tweeted from the conference in haiku form and invited others to do likewise. Here are some of the crowdsourced haiku tweets.

Photo by relux.
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Tweeting in haiku
Covering HR Tech Conf
Play along with me

Heather Bussing @heatherbussing

Photo by eGuidry
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Tables have been set
Hopes and dreams are riding on
Conversations made.

Chris Willis @media1der

Photo by Thomas Hawk
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Tweets meet poetry
People and technology
Discover your art


Heather Bussing

Photo by DeeAshley
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The Geeks are winning
Cheers to the data-driven
Productive ones win

Ultimate Software @UltimateHCM

Photo by I_am_Allan
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Data makes patterns
Numbers as flow and beauty
Your work is your art

Doug Shaw @dougshaw1

Photo by docoverachiever
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Creativity
Thrives in wide open spaces
And narrow constraints

Heather Bussing

Photo by xavi talleda
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Engage your data Algorithms need love too. No more lonely code
Heather Bussing

Photo by jared
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Binary sequence Long strings of ones and zeroes On off on off on
Doug Shaw

Photo by roboM8
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Great #HRTechConf
Have a people hangover.
My brain is too full.

Heather Bussing

Photo by Thomas Hawk
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Data has a soul
And to find it you must search
Way down in the mine

Doug Shaw

Photo by Dr. RawheaD
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It has been a blast
Meeting new, reconnecting
First time, sad to go


Robin Erickson @RAEricksonPHD

Photo by Rennett Stowe
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The party's over
It's time to call it a day
Thanks for the mem'ries!

Chris Willis

Photo by Eduardo Amorim
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HR Tech Haiku Brings data closer to me And keeps it human
Doug Shaw

Photo by VanessaO
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Data are just bits
Of fact, wrapped up in stories.
Truth requires both.

Heather Bussing

Photo by niznoz

Doug Shaw

Haiku Deck Pro User
http://consultingartist.com