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Part II: Finding The Time To Treat Every Meeting Like a First Interview

Deirdre Breakenridge

Last week’s blog post focused on the reasons why you should Treat Every Meeting Like a First Interview. However, the extra energy equates to better relationships and more opportunities post meeting. How will you find the time to treat every meeting like a first interview? Mentoring PR 2.0

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Three Pressing Questions in PR: What Students Want to Know

Deirdre Breakenridge

What is the one thing that really gets your attention when a young professional meets with you or interviews with you? Wanting to forge ahead with incredible energy and enthusiasm comes from within. There were three burning questions, which one week later still stand out in my mind. PR appears to be a very competitive.

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How to Ace a Last-Minute Media Interview

Cision

There’s something about the last-minute interview request that has even the most seasoned spokespeople feeling a pinch of dread. Instead, use any nervous energy as fuel to create a lightening-round version of your normal preparation protocol. If a reporter calls on deadline, never jump right into the interview. Stop fretting.

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Video: Energy UK CEO on PR for stakeholder engagement, social media and crisis

Stephen Waddington

It champions the benefits of PR through a series of exclusive video interviews and podcasts with senior business leaders. In the second interview Koray Camgoz speaks to Lawrence Slade, CEO, Energy UK, the trade association representing the electricity and gas sectors.

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Millennial Research Shapes the FEEL First Model

Deirdre Breakenridge

” For the purposes of my one-on-one interviews, “Leaders” were defined as their own company leaders, business executives from familiar brands, or from the brands and the causes they cared about, and political leaders too. I also started to uncover the types of interactions Millennials expected from their “Leaders.”

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Video Interview Etiquette to Avoid PR Mistake

5W PR

That was true the first time it was said, and it’s exponentially truer in the days of digital marketing and online media, when a single interview – good or bad – can be played, indefinitely, on an endless loop, meaning people are “introduced” to new audiences all the time… a dynamic that is often out of their control. Try not to interrupt.

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Seven Acts of Random Courtesy After You Land

PR Job Coach

Express your deep gratitude to those who helped you along the way particularly to those friends and colleagues who gave you leads, tips and advice on your resume, interview style and people and companies to contact. I appreciate that you want to focus your energies on the new job. Say thanks. Pay it forward. Sympathy reigns.

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