Here’s how one industry leader tries to remain grounded—and lessons she takes from others in her community—in a time of unparalleled disruption and uncertainty.
Scripps and MetLife execs share a pledge and checklist to help move your D&I forward.
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You might think your crisis scenarios are dire, but men and women behind the controls of an aircraft know what it means to prepare for the worst.
Perks and programs are great, but employees want leaders who express genuine care, compassion and appreciation for their labor.
This comms veteran, with a long history in tech, argues that a little less screen time is what we all need right now. Here’s his take on the answers to our current crisis.
Want a prominent seat in the meeting room? Figure out the nomenclature, and collaborate with the bean counters on identifying and tracking which metrics matter most to them.
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Take breaks throughout the day, get plenty exercise, and be kind to yourself.
The shift to remote work has actually deepened the connection between PR pros and their clients. Here’s what has changed—and why it matters.
Employees are understandably experiencing heightened levels of loneliness and anxiety right now. Here’s how to help alleviate feelings of despair.
This comms pro says the virtual environment has been particularly interesting for his work, which entails studying interpersonal connections and rapport in a room. Here’s how he sees the future of communication.
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PR students at universities around the country are involved in running their own agencies, and like every other business, have been forced to adapt to a global pandemic.
