The objective of networking is, of course, to gain some benefit—a sales lead, a mentor, or maybe a new job—but a ‘gimme, gimme, gimme’ approach won’t get you very far.
Some of these headlines are extraordinarily clever. Others perhaps send the wrong message. Either way, they demand one’s attention.
Many members of Gen Y see work engagement as devotion to their own abilities, rather than to fulfilling the needs of their employers. Others are simply subsidizing their leisure pursuits.
The press release isn’t dead, necessarily, but the standard text-only missive is probably just shambling along. Liven things up with still and moving images.
Top exec Marissa Mayer made the comment on a conference call with reporters and analysts, referring to 1,100 net layoffs in the first quarter of 2015.
Top exec Marissa Mayer made the comment on a conference call with reporters and analysts, referring to 1,100 net layoffs in the first quarter of 2015.
This week’s featured position offers an experienced PR pro a chance to work with Tiffany & Co.
Do you use the same words or phrases over and over? Freshen up your vocabulary with these gems from the past.
Read these responses culled from post-event surveys and see which of these off-putting mistakes you should correct for your next staff gathering.
Short on time? These tools can make the most of public relations efforts.
The race for creating great content is underway. These tips can help corporate communicators compete.
These gaffes occur in both written text and spoken discourse. They can undermine your credibility. Here’s a refresher.
In an online compilation, public relations practitioner ranked No. 6 on the list of most stressful careers. With that in mind, here are a half-dozen reasons the job is so taxing.
Analytics and metrics are increasingly important for your success. Check out these helpers to make your professional life easier.
People seem to prefer different kinds of posts at different times of year, a study from BuzzStream and Fractl found.
