Career Capsule: Sharon McIntosh Builds the Case for Careers in Internal Communications

I did not go quietly into internal communications.    I fought it almost every step of the way, but was convinced it was a career box I needed to check. I previously had worked in corporate communications, media relations and investor relations and knew I needed internal comms to become the communications “generalist” that everyone recommended.…… Continue reading Career Capsule: Sharon McIntosh Builds the Case for Careers in Internal Communications

‘Employee Engagement’ Careers Increase Thanks to Proof Internal Communications Affects Bottom Line

Young professionals looking for jobs aren’t necessarily seeking out only positions that pay well. Since they’re just starting to shape their career paths, they want to work in a challenging but pleasant work environment. While many firms provide PR and HR services, employee engagement is just beginning to emerge as a significant discipline being sought by…… Continue reading ‘Employee Engagement’ Careers Increase Thanks to Proof Internal Communications Affects Bottom Line

5 Tips for Landing an Internship in Change Management and Employee Engagement

In today’s market finding a job is no easy task and landing a great job is even more difficult. Increasing your chances of success in the hunt for a great job hinges on having a solid internship experience. This was the road that several young professionals, including myself, journeyed at Ketchum Change. Otherwise known as…… Continue reading 5 Tips for Landing an Internship in Change Management and Employee Engagement

Consider Job Detours to Gain Experience, Pay Bills

If you’re armed with a PR degree and little prospects for a relevant job, consider a foot-in-the-door approach to move towards your desired career goal. Aylwin Lewis, CEO of Potbelly Sandwich Works, recently talked with PR students at DePaul about his chain’s use of values-driven communication as the main tool to recruit and keep employees and customers. …… Continue reading Consider Job Detours to Gain Experience, Pay Bills