More and more organizations are having their people work remotely, but meetings aren’t going away, and communication remains essential for projects’ success. Consider these online options.
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In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the company is looking at new ways to use existing internal communications channels.
Being remote doesn’t mean you can’t still do it all. Here are some tips for staying organized in your new workspace.
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This agency leader says the CEO is perfectly positioned to be the “steady hand” on the when during the COVID-19 pandemic. Honesty, without hysteria, is paramount.
People may have more time for social media now due to COVID-19, but if you don’t adapt your strategies, you could lose some of your audience.
Here are three questions every PR pro should be asking about their brand right now.
Here’s a roundup of the week’s crisis communication news for communicators.
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The Netflix documentary offers more than entertainment for viewers. Here are some communications takeaways from the cultural phenomenon.
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Make sure employees can see a path forward, but don’t offer speculation where you don’t have hard data. Here’s how you can prepare for a quick recovery.
Here’s a look at how several organizations are giving back to their community, industry and workforce. Are you proud of your or your employer’s efforts? Let us know.
When it comes to leaders and heroes in this crisis, there are few who have used their voice and platform with aplomb. Here’s what PR pros can learn from them.
