By Mark Cohen As the pandemic has abated over the past several years, a pseudo-debate has emerged throughout many companies as to whether “working from home” policies should continue. I say a “pseudo-debate” because many employees believe that they have a consequential voice and vote in the matter. Like it or not they do…… Continue reading Work from Home – Privilege or Imperative?
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Dealing with Job Elimination: Navigating Uncertainty
By Alicia Thompson For those about to embark on their career journey or those new to the world of work, a job elimination can be one of the most challenging experiences of a career. It often comes suddenly, disrupting routines, financial stability, and, for many, a sense of identity. The feelings of loss, frustration,…… Continue reading Dealing with Job Elimination: Navigating Uncertainty
Leaving Your Job the Right Way
By Ginny Clarke Have you ever felt like leaving your job with a mic-drop moment? Trust me, I’ve been there. But let’s face it, a dramatic exit might feel good for a moment, but it’s like eating too much candy – regret follows swiftly. Let’s talk about leaving your job the right way –…… Continue reading Leaving Your Job the Right Way
15 Questions to Ask Yourself to Discover Your True Passions
By David J. Albritton If you’re lucky, you’ve already discovered many of your passions and get to spend much of your time enjoying things that bring you excitement and joy. However, maybe you’ve not yet connected with activities, skills, and interests that ignite your passion. It takes time, soul-searching, and some life experience to identify…… Continue reading 15 Questions to Ask Yourself to Discover Your True Passions
How to Keep Job Search Networking Going (Without Looking Like an Insensitive Clod)
By Jenny Foss How in the heck are you supposed to “network” when everyone is scrambling to relearn and teach their kids geometry, find a gosh-darned package of toilet paper within county limits, and get through a conference call before the dog starts barking (again) at every stupid thing outside? I mean, reaching out to…… Continue reading How to Keep Job Search Networking Going (Without Looking Like an Insensitive Clod)
‘Finance Geek Girl’ to Communications Leader
By Monica Thomas Valerie Barker Waller, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing & Communications Officer for the YMCA of the USA, came to communications in a roundabout way. As a self-proclaimed “finance major geek girl,” she was finishing her MBA at the University of Michigan and considering where to go from there. She sat through…… Continue reading ‘Finance Geek Girl’ to Communications Leader
4 Strategies for Successful Restaurant PR Career
By Dafina Zymeri How to know if the restaurant industry is the right niche for you? Well, the definition of the word niche is “a situation or activity specially suited to a person’s interests, abilities, or nature”. Therefore, you can easily define the field you want to work on based on your interests, abilities and…… Continue reading 4 Strategies for Successful Restaurant PR Career
How to Succeed as a Freelancer
By Katie Perkins If you’re in the public relations profession, it may not come as a surprise to hear that many PR professionals consider dropping their 9-to-5 office jobs to work as independent consultants. Those who do take the leap say that finding freelance work is relatively easy thanks to advancements in technology. The benefits…… Continue reading How to Succeed as a Freelancer
How Women in Public Relations Can Breathe New Life Into Their Careers
By Gloria Martinez Does it seem as if you’re spending too long on the same rung, trying to climb the ladder of success? Anyone can get stuck in a rut, but sometimes a simple change can rejuvenate your prospects. Here’s how women in public relations can breathe new life into their careers when it otherwise…… Continue reading How Women in Public Relations Can Breathe New Life Into Their Careers
Sustainability Creates PR Career Opportunities
By Ujëbardha Bekolli Sustainability is one of the fastest growing fields for career opportunities. With brands implementing sustainability in their practices, there is an increasing number of job openings for sustainability professionals. The PR career path is no different. Especially because brands have been using sustainability for marketing purposes, to attract a larger scale of loyal customers. But not…… Continue reading Sustainability Creates PR Career Opportunities