Study: Are your employees fibbing on their résumés?
Probably! A new report finds staffers of all generations bend the truth. Read on to learn about common CV fabrications, and to uncover interesting motivations for professional prevarications.
Probably! A new report finds staffers of all generations bend the truth. Read on to learn about common CV fabrications, and to uncover interesting motivations for professional prevarications.
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You want a new challenge, need to change things up or have awakened to different priorities. Here are tips on how to bring about the change you desire in your career.
Hackneyed phrasing is a red flag for journalists, yet PR pros often cram their messages with trite language. Here’s what to avoid, along with tips for trimming extraneous verbiage.
Compatible cultural identification, strong stands by company leaders and the influence of, well, influencers help sway young consumers—but don’t discount word-of-mouth and online reviews.
Silence doesn’t necessarily mean rejection, so rather than infer a ‘no,’ consider these other approaches. Patience and persistence are often your most valuable assets.
Hopscotching from one section to another can be baffling—if not downright annoying—for your audience. Often a simple word or phrase will help you segue and keep your listeners spellbound.
Enter PR Daily’s Corporate Social Responsibility Awards to showcase your powerful campaigns. The deadline for entries is March 20.
Today’s business environment demands agility and multiple antennae to pick up signals from myriad sources. Short-term initiatives have replaced unyielding 10-year overviews.
Not one for soaring hyperbole, Abe kept even his writing honest—and to the point. His style and preparation methods hold valuable lessons for writers of all levels.
The CEO shared insights into his agency’s annual Trust Barometer for a room full of executives and communicators in Chicago. His main message: It’s time for business leaders to step up.
Focus on other people, accept that ‘perfect’ doesn’t exist, and seek happiness outside that cubicle.
Whether in print form or digital, a regular internal publication can provide a steady beacon throughout an organization’s transition. Here are five tips to streamline the process.
How can videos make or break your branding in the coming year? Check out this infographic to learn how you can create and deploy content that wows your audience.
This award-winning exec warns against chasing shiny new objects—like his own audio format. He sheds light on his favorite tools and techniques, and he sounds off on the Oscars, as well.