Baby Boomers are rapidly leaving the workforce, which means if you want your organization to stay afloat, you have to learn to make peace with millennials. Here’s how.
Are we really in the age of ‘There’s an App for That’? Yes, we are, as the eight apps discussed below prove. We can anticipate a ‘Cradle to the Grave’ app anytime now!
When is a journalist on deadline? Always. That’s why phoning in a new story idea out of the blue is largely frowned upon. In certain cases, it’s OK, though. Here are the exceptions to the rule.
PR pros’ animosity toward members of the Fourth Estate ranges from mild disdain to unbridled contempt. Modifying your perspective might mitigate your ill will toward news media types.
There’s a lot riding on this presentation. Did you do your homework? Did you rehearse? Can you be a showman like Steve Jobs?
Full-time journalists have had their say about what galls them. Here’s a fresh perspective about overpromising, hounding for coverage and grossly under-communicating realities to clients.
As staffers rushed for the free treats in a conference room, a PR agency studied how its news spreads internally. Enjoy: It’s National Doughnut Day.
Internal communication can break down at its most crucial point—just as your rank-and-file employees are receiving the ‘big idea’ from on high. Here’s how to avoid that pitfall.
In an emerging landscape that now features such platforms as Instagram and Snapchat, the author updates his 2012 list with an eye on the next five to seven years.
Does taking a day off to recuperate from illness make you terribly anxious? Try these tips to avoid that feeling.
Think you’ve got it rough reaching your branch offices or factory workers? Try dealing with employees out in the boonies beyond the reach of cellphone service.
Do you work in an ‘open workplace’? Our essayist makes an overlooked point: The biggest, most wide-open office space is the virtual, remote office. Why is it so little talked-about?
As more and more organizations communicate with employees via mobile devices, it’s helpful to take a look at what the law and good old-fashioned ethics say about employee privacy.
The overwhelming majority of your employees and customers use smartphones and other mobile devices. Follow these protocols to keep your communications at their fingertips.
Public relations can be a difficult game, what with CEOs mouthing off on social media or products going haywire. In observance of Thanksgiving week, here are a few of this year’s turkeys.
