The founder of Capstone Hill Search discusses the need for patience, pluck and perseverance in vying for journalists’ attention in the midst of the 2012 Summer Games in London.
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Merely knowing in what areas your workers excel is not enough. Consider these insights from Gallup on how to consistently edify, empower and educate your most precious resource.
Follow these guidelines to provide a superior, seamless user experience for your workforce.
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As a leader, you can’t handle every task, so it’s important to empower your team to do crucial work without you. Here are some tips to help you manage this workplace interaction.
Communicators can derive key career lessons from the award-winning New Yorker writer. Consider these three essentials.
As newsrooms shed jobs, journalists are looking for new careers, but is PR the right fit for you? Check out this list of the latest jobs from the communications industry.
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A curt ‘Howza ’bout I do my job and you do yours?’ solves nothing. Instead, demonstrate your mastery over material and messaging, and set up a workflow protocol for all to follow.
How often should you post content to your social media channels, and what should that content look like? It all depends on your goals and target audience—and how much you want to spend.
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