If you’re dreaming of starting a career in communications or public relations, you might be wondering about the first steps to take. In this blog post, I've compiled some tips to help you move in the right direction to secure your first communications job.
Add an introduction video in the new Featured section on your LinkedIn profile to help you stand out as you build your network digitally on LinkedIn.
With communications and PR hiring managers working from home more often, send a message of thanks digitally after a job interview. Here are 3 impactful ways to do it.
Read this post to boost your confidence at your next virtual job interviews, because they aren't going away for communications or public relations professionals any time soon.
Communication and public relations (PR) professionals can evolve their skills and media relationships to stay competitive in their careers.
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In-person job interviews will be more common as the economy opens up. Prepare for successful interviews with this list of 8 items to bring with you.
Unpredictability or change at work might seem negative at first. Communication professionals and public relations specialists might also face opportunities along with crises at work.
Public relations and communication professionals should use CP Style on their resumes to give themselves an advantage in their job searches.
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