A new offering from PRSA aims to help practitioners who have been laid off or furloughed during the pandemic find new opportunities and enhance their skills.
A PR student and her mentor share insights about their relationship and consider how this important too for career development and growth could be improved.
Women PR leaders share their view of what’s needed to shrink the achievement gap and what female leadership has meant for them personally.
For young professionals looking to make a difference, a PR pro offers her advice on how to build up your reputation and swing for the fences.
A panel of experts share timeless (and timely) tips for finding your way in a chaotic professional landscape.
Even with the hardships created by the COVID-19 crisis there are still opportunities for communications pros to get started in a rewarding career.
The current crises won’t derail your career if you stay focused on your goals and continue to build your professional network.
It doesn’t matter how many tennis balls you think might fit into a limousine, but your problem-solving skills will be carefully examined. Mind these expert tips for acing your next interview.
In lieu of an in-person conference or meeting over coffee, consider these ideas that can expand your horizons and help you strengthen relationships virtually.
What are the ways you can distinguish yourself as a communicator and PR professional to get promotions and leadership roles? Carrie Jones of JPA Health points to the basics.
