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Guide to Effective Remote Working

Networking in Public Relations: The Complete Beginner's Guide

Putting Together A Public Relations Resume That Will Guarantee Landing A Job

How companies can do a Better Job at Mastering Employee Engagement

Employees Don't Leave Companies, They Leave Their Leaders - How Surveys Can Help Retain Your Staff

It may be hard to believe but people don't quit their jobs for the sake of the money. A professional doesn't just give up because he had a bad day at the office. The real reason behind a resignation is management. That's correct; when people are not feeling comfortable at work and they constantly have to deal with the bossy attitude of a cocky manager, they leave. Being appreciated at the workplace is vital for people, and if employees are not getting that vibe from their leader, they won't hesitate to walk out that door and never look back.

Career Advice from Edelman PR for Public Relations Professionals

What better mentor can you imagine to give you career advice, than Edelman Recruitment?

Prohibited Words That Can Kill Employee Motivation

Words are a key part of a persuasive communication, says Darlene Price. Business leaders make use of words to influence their teams and compel them to attain results. They’re leaders because the words that come out of their mouths are meant to have an impact. If your wish is to be seen as an influential CEO at the workplace, make sure that you choose your words cautiously. Don’t kill employee motivation and try to convey credibility, clarity, and confidence.

The Best Undergraduate Majors for a Career in Public Relations

A successful career in Public Relations will require you to be gregarious and business savvy. After all, you are going to have to command a small army of people to do as you say. The most successful PR specialists are not afraid to be crude and bluntly honest. They know what needs to be done in order to smooth rough publicity or to get an important event in order.

How to Not Botch an Interview

EPR contributor Harold Miller reveals the most likely questions asked at a job interview, and gives you a few tips to make an impression.