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Monthly Archives: May 2021
The seeds of confusion
It may have been an oversight or a breakdown in communication but the confusion of the past 24 hours has the potential to damage confidence. Continue reading
Posted in challenge, communication, Covid-19, crisis communication, PR, recovery, resilience, Uncategorized
Tagged Covid-19, Crisis, crisis communication, Government
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How far will you go?
As a young reporter I remember going for an interview for a role and being asked ‘how far would to go to get a story?’ and then being given a set of scenarios. Continue reading
Posted in challenge, communication, Covid-19, PR, Uncategorized
Tagged journalism, journalist, perceptions, PR
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Think the unthinkable
Dealing with a pandemic was always going to be one of the biggest tests any organisation or any individuals will have to face. Learning from the experiences we have been through is vital to ensure that we build resilience and … Continue reading
Posted in communication, Covid-19, crisis communication, policing, Uncategorized
Tagged communication, Crisis, crisis communication, PR
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In, out or stay at home?
Today is not a day to throw caution to the wind, hug relatives, dash for a pint at the bar, or rush back to the cinema. Continue reading
Posted in challenge, communication, Covid-19, PR, Uncategorized
Tagged Bolton, Covid-19, personal responsibility, restrictions, risk, risk management
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Could or will?
People hate uncertainty. Business markets hate uncertainty. But the one thing we have had a lot of in recent months is uncertainty. This is a big issue for communicators who face having to make difficult decisions about what to say. … Continue reading
Posted in Covid-19, crisis communication, PR, reputation
Tagged communication, Crisis, crisis communication, PR
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Blow away the dark clouds
Here I am two years on and I feel strong and in control of my life. I ensure that I recognise even the smallest of achievements. I try to keep focused on the moment rather than rushing ahead with partial information. Continue reading
Posted in resilience
Tagged #mhaw, mental health awareness week, resilience, wellbeing
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Look beyond the surface
We only see the good things that people have in their lives when we are viewing social media, and now the same is happening with our work lives. Everyone else is coping. Everyone else is competent. Everyone else is managing their workload. Everyone else is having a work/life balance and managing things. In reality, we all have our struggles. Continue reading
Posted in development, happiness, resilience, Uncategorized
Tagged imposter syndrome
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Is artificial intelligence able to deliver effective crisis communication?
One of the key aspects, for me, in an effective crisis communication response is the ability to view and assess the mood and tone. Continue reading
Posted in communication, crisis communication, PR, Uncategorized
Tagged AI, artificial intelligence, Crisis, crisis communication
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