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019: Jay Kuhns: Bold Leaps and Being Impactful

“Ask me a question, but don’t ask me an easy one.” Jay Kuhns, discusses making bold career leaps, helping clients seek out pain points, seeking out difficult problems, and the importance of being impactful over playing safe.

 

Jay Kuhns, Executive, Consultant, Blogger, Speaker

Jay Kuhns is the VP of HR Strategy at Kinetix, a recruitment process outsourcing and human resources consulting firm. He has more than two decades of experience in the healthcare industry, the last fourteen serving as the Vice President of Human Resources.

Jay gets fired up about lots of things including social media, recruitment, speaking, employer branding, his leadership blog (NoExcusesHR), doing HR differently, and watching more hockey than anyone should.

Check out his website: jaykuhns.com to get the full impact!

 

Connect with Jay:

Twitter: @jrkuhns

Website: Jaykuhns.com

Blog: NoExcusesHR

 

 

 

 


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