Video chat two-way job interviews are on the rise. In a popular survey involving more than 500 human resources managers, 63% reported using video chat regularly to interview candidates. In addition, a significant percentage of HR managers also envisage the trend to grow in the coming years. In this post we look to offer various…… Continue reading Nail Your Skype Interview With 7-Point Check List
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5 Ways to Volunteer Your PR Skills
Volunteer work is extremely important. It’s a great way to give back to the community. And for those trying to boost their resumes or land a new job, volunteer can be an excellent stepping stone to a successful career – whether it’s in healthcare, education, or public relations. Though might seem difficult to break into…… Continue reading 5 Ways to Volunteer Your PR Skills
Life After 5: Stretching the 37% of Your Week Actually Devoted to You
Since recently finishing graduate school and accepting a full-time position, I’ve learned to become more intentional in how I manage my life outside of work. I never thought I’d say this but, let’s do some math. There are 168 hours in a week. If you work 40-50 hours a week and get eight hours of…… Continue reading Life After 5: Stretching the 37% of Your Week Actually Devoted to You
10 Reasons Why A Job Interview Can Go Wrong
The atmosphere of today’s shaky economy and overcrowded job market easily affects attitudes about job interviews. Pass the initial candidate screening is already a great achievement and when people rush off to their interviews, they’re really stressed and often forget about some basic, but important details. When going to a job interview, you simply must remember…… Continue reading 10 Reasons Why A Job Interview Can Go Wrong
Add Social Media to Your Event Networking Strategy
PRSSA 2014 National Conference has finally arrived, and many students are brainstorming ways to maximize their weekend in D.C. With an intentional approach to networking, attendees can build valuable relationships that last long beyond the closing ceremony. Strategic networking can lead to mentorship opportunities, internships, and, in my case, even a guest blog post on…… Continue reading Add Social Media to Your Event Networking Strategy
7 Ways New PR Pros Can Succeed (or Survive) in a Corporation
Plank Center Fellow Rajul Jain shares seven important tips for anyone wanting to survive and thive in a corporate career.
How New Employees Can Help Support Change
How new employees can help bring about change in their organizations.
7 Signs You’ve Been at Your Job Too Long
Even if your job is paying the bills, it’s natural to feel unstimulated at work if the tasks or profession become dull or uninspiring in your mind. This is a fairly common feeling among those who have been at their jobs for an extended period of time. Even if they feel like they may want…… Continue reading 7 Signs You’ve Been at Your Job Too Long
The Ultimate Balancing Act: Balancing Education and Working as a Young PR Pro
A young pro discusses how she successfully manages work and education.
How To Tell Your Boss ‘That’s Not My Job’
Sometimes you simply have to tell the boss “no.” Here are some tips to do so diplomatically.