The president of the PR outfit looks forward to bringing everyone back to the office and shares what is working for her team to start the new year.
The strong rebuke from Forbes of those who have refused to acknowledge the truth of the 2020 election is a warning for the PR profession, one pro argues.
Here’s what professional communicators should prioritize this year.
Also: Google blocks political ads, Grubhub offers Girl Scout cookie delivery, Xbox’s social media team offers gaming recommendations, and more.
Tulane crisis instructor Barbara Reynolds shares essential elements of an effective response to a crisis.
Upping your business acumen can increase your effectiveness and boost your authority. Here’s what you need to know.
Also: CNN to end its Airport Network, Yelp to display COVID-19 feedback, Chipotle aims to hire 15,000 employees, and more.
Nothing pinches productivity like staff turnover and lousy recruiting. Here’s how to help attract better, brighter workers and craft messaging that supports seamless onboarding.
The agency pro talks about how DE&I changes have invigorated her in the past year and how tools like Zoom are changing the way she approaches her work.
When it comes to your crisis communications plan, should you “sweep the leg?” Here’s some PR advice from the hit Netflix show.
From the biggest agencies to the smallest shops, workers are any company’s most valuable asset. Here’s how to make them feel like they belong in 2021.
Linda Thomas Brooks offers her thoughts on the future of an industry with “the skills and perspective to be at the center of that universe.”
Also: AWS pulls social media app Parler’s hosting, General Motors launches redesign focused on an electric-driven future, Purcotton apologizes for ad, and more.
A new Verizon survey lists the most grating, frustrating phrases to excise from your prose in the new year.
Even though there are fewer commuters downloading their favorite shows, listenership to the digital audio format is up.
