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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. I offered several tips on meeting preparation from research on the meeting attendees to planning your own goals and objectives. How will you find the time to treat every meeting like a first interview?

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7 PR Tips For Nailing A Media Interview

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Here are a few tips on preparing for a media interview so you can absolutely nail it. If you can’t fit in a whole session before the upcoming media interview, make sure you have a one sheet-with interview tips/tricks to review prior to meeting with the reporter. . Remember your media training . Study the briefing doc.

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Tips for Professional Video Chat Interviews and Meetings

PRSay

Social distancing, quarantining and an increase in working from home have moved many face-to-face meetings and conferences to video chat platforms. The 24-hour news channels have also increased the number of interviews they are doing through Skype, FaceTime and other services. Promise them that it will be a short interview!)

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Questions PR Grads Should Ask In An Interview

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

According to Glassdoor, the average interview process from first contact to a possible offer can last up to 23 days – varying of course based on the industry. Interviews are a conversation between candidates and employers to understand their experience better. The interview process can be long and tedious.

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AirPR Interview Series: Jon Gelberg, Inc. Media’s Executive Editor of Content Strategies

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It’s all about quality- quality writing, well-produced videos and infographics, and, more than ever, creating immersive, multimedia content experiences. The post AirPR Interview Series: Jon Gelberg, Inc. This means understanding your audience and delivering content that touches on subjects of specific interest and utility to them.

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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? You might think that I would focus on writing and speaking skills, or how much a young professional knows about public relations. That’s part of the equation, but not the first thing that stands out.

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Lights, Camera, Interview

PRSay

Chaloner and PRSA have teamed up to write a series of articles on how candidates and clients can best navigate the recruiting process. After nailing a candidate screen call and building rapport with your recruiter(s) , the interview stage is the next likely step to take place in the recruiting process. Assess your surroundings.