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03Mar
Learning How to be Agile in the Workplace
Merriam-Webster defines agile as “marked by ready ability to move with quick easy grace,” and “having a quick, resourceful and adaptable character.” Being agile is about keeping up, taking quick action and being comfortable shifting direction on a moment’s notice. Agility has been a lesson in which most of us have involuntarily taken a crash course since the start of [...]
Filed under: COMMUNIQUÉ PR, Experience, PUBLIC RELATIONS, Remote Work, Spirit, WORK
08Jul
What’s your Change Power Score (CPS)?
In the past 18 months, we've all been through significant change. The pandemic disrupted our work and personal lives with work-from-home requirements, laws around wearing masks, supply chain issues, childcare issues and more. Given this, it seems like the perfect time to consider how good one is at handling change. And, while I like to think that we as a [...]
Filed under: COMMUNIQUÉ PR, Monitor and Measure, PR trends, PUBLIC RELATIONS, Reputation Management
11Mar
PR Lessons from Meghan and Harry’s Interview
The world has been buzzing since the announcement of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s tell-all interview with Oprah. Since airing on March 7 in the U.S., the internet, talk shows and celebrities have not stopped talking about the content of the interview and its potential impact. The highly anticipated interview, as well as the aftermath, have highlighted a handful of [...]
Filed under: COMMUNIQUÉ PR, Crisis Communications, Education Industry, INDUSTRY, Media, News, Positioning, PR trends, Strategy