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Tag Archives: challenge
Going for gold – the Olympic feeling
I was going to resist the temptation of writing a blog about the Olympics, but in the end I gave in and these are my observations. One of the most interesting things that I have seen since the Olympics started … Continue reading
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Tagged budget, challenge, communication, financial crisis, internal communication, London 2012, media, Olympics, social media
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Positivity: the sign of a good leader.
Communicating during a time of financial pressure when staff are facing uncertainty is not an easy task. For one thing there is always criticism about how much money is being spent on both internal and external communication, and for another … Continue reading
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Tagged budget, challenge, communication, internal communication, manager, positive, public sector
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Resilience is the key
We are continually told these are difficult and challenging times that we are currently living through. Redundancy and unemployment are increasing and we are all living with uncertainty. Every week there seems to be a new hurdle to overcome both … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, challenge, communication, innovation, redundancy
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Communication in a recession
Communication professionals need to get ahead of the financial crisis to develop a structure for the future. Continue reading
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Tagged challenge, communication, cutbacks, financial crisis, PR, public relations, public sector, recession
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