Career Advice

As we all become more comfortable communicating over the Internet, our face-to-face networking skills get rusty. For PR prps, practicing those in-person communications skills is crucial.

PR professionals are—or should be—networking masters, so we asked them to share their tips for those awkward moments when you’re in a room full of strangers that might just turn into your pathway to greater success.

Watching “Groundhog Day” is actually a great way for communicators to learn some inspiring lessons on finding that elusive work-life balance.

In acknowledgement of this morning’s job news, here are five career tips we gathered from industry experts at several PR News’ events and conferences.

The questions could be a guidepost for PR managers (and job candidates) on how to drive more efficiency for communications.

As the economy slowly gets off its back, PR pros may need to dust off their interviewing skills.

You’re looking for a job in PR. If you can’t pitch yourself with a great resume, you’re looking for a job in the wrong field.