Where does most of your December imbibing take place? A dinner party? Office holiday party? Or, like most people, at a family function? More importantly, what’ll you have?
Don’t worry, ‘synergy,’ ‘low-hanging fruit,’ ‘incentivize,’ and ‘mission-critical’ also made the list, according to a new CareerBuilder survey.
The author, who has worked in human resources for major public relations firms, offers some important job-hunting advice for the new year.
A plea to end the wearisome 100-year dialogue of how to define the profession. Is it really that complicated?
Not to be a Scrooge, but if you handle social media for a brand then you might want to log some hours on the holiday.
An executive at a public relations firm faced her fears and started taking improv classes. She reflects on the personal—and professional—knowledge it has given her.
Unlike most of the entries for word of the year, Yale University seems to have found something relevant—at least 99 percent of it.
We asked; you shared. Here are the 10 worst public relations gaffes of the year, according to our savvy audience.
You know it’s important to have a strong presence on social media. These infographics show how to build yours.
It might not come in a blue box, but we hope it fits.
The two started working together in September. Shortly thereafter the partnership started to sour, according to Advertising Age.
Android tops this list that includes several Google products and two news organizations.
Because you don’t want that image you nabbed off Google Images to send you to jail.
The press release announces a brainstorm. Plus, a Forbes columnist calls out mommy bloggers (sort of), the best Christmas movies, the most adorable polar bear video you’ve ever seen today, and more.
A video of a FedEx delivery person tossing a computer monitor over a fence has amassed more than 4.5 million views on YouTube. The company has addressed the problem, but is it enough?
