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Category Archives: PRofessional Solutions News
Successful Business Communicators Share Business-Building Tips
It was a pleasure to moderate the IABC/DC Metro chapter’s program for the Independents special interest group on May 21 because Independents Portfolio Director Angie Sanders recruited a top-notch group to share their experiences about building business. Photo: Panelist Shana … Continue reading
Join the Discussion: Banging the Drum for New Business
A recent study conducted by software company Intuit estimates that by the year 2020, more than 40 percent of the American workforce, or 60 million people, will be freelancers, contractors and temp workers. That means that competition for new clients … Continue reading
Now Business Schools Join Big Business in Screening for More Than Skills, Experience
According to The Wall Street Journal, “measuring EQ — or emotional intelligence quotient — is the latest attempt by business schools to identify future stars.” So now if you’re hoping to set yourself apart with an MBA you’ll need to … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Data, emotional intelligence, Employee Screening, Measuring EQ
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Minute Mentoring with WWPR and Edelman/GWEN
I love planning events and have had the chance to organize many over the years, but one of the most rewarding programs I’ve ever helped coordinate was Minute Mentoring with Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) and Edelman/GWEN held Thursday, … Continue reading
#1 Bargain in PR Professional Societies = WWPR
WWPR continues to offer the best membership value of any communications professional society. Non-members who sign up for membership at the free May 15 Open House will receive a 10% discount on the already low $85/yearly membership. Members and prospective … Continue reading
Odds of Employment Worsen With Time Unemployed
With 4.7 million Americans currently who have been out of work for at least 27 weeks, new research done at Northeastern University suggests that employers will almost never consider hiring them. As reported in Washingtonpost.com, when 4,800 fake resumes were sent … Continue reading
Nominations for 2013 WWPR Emerging Leaders Awards
The 2013 Washington Women in Public Relations Emerging Leaders Awards Committee is now accepting nominations for this year’s young, rising PR stars in the D.C. area. If you know female PR professionals in the D.C. area between the ages of … Continue reading
6 Mistakes to Avoid When Dressing for an Interview
The devil can be in the details when it comes to making the right choices about what to wear to an interview. After selecting the right clothes, try to avoid some of these accessory pitfalls: For women, don’t wear open-toed … Continue reading
Can We Create Standards for PR Research, Measurement and Evaluation?
Despite recent workshops on measurement by DC area communications professional societies, today’s PR Week headlines “Industry Faces Long Road to Uniform Measurement Standards”. Ketchum CEO Rob Flaherty, who will be addressing the AMEC (International Association for the Measurement and Evaluation … Continue reading
What to Wear When Interviewing for a Communications Job
In the nearly 20 years we’ve been interviewing communications professionals, we’ve seen the good, the bad and the downright scary when it comes to interview attire. You only have moments to make a good first impression so here is … Continue reading
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