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Friends Helping Friends
Over the past few days, I’ve had conversations with various people about everything ranging from “What should I do?” to “Where should I go?” to “Is it really worth it?”. I think we managed to get to a final conclusion/decision in … Continue reading
Posted in Action, careers, Critical Thinking, feedback, Inspiration, job hunting, job search, mentoring, networking, Planning, pleasure, PR, professional organizations, PRSA Boston, PRSA Tampa Bay, public relations, Public Relations Society of America, Thinking, Time management
Tagged Attitude, Challenges, Change, Community, Courtesy, Decisions, friendship, learning, lessons, lessons learned, Management, mistakes, Productivity, public relations, Relationships
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Your Career and You: “UNcommon Courtesies”
I had a brief conversation with a friend at Curry College recently who commented on the habit of younger (than the two of us!) people today responding to a “Thank You” with a (usually) muttered “No Problem.” No Problem?!? I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Curry College, Customer Service, feedback, job hunting, job search, public relations
Tagged Change, Courtesy, Curry College, customer service, Professionalism, Relationships
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“Your Career and You: Reflections”
Today is one of those days that, thankfully, comes just once a year…my birthday. I’ve endured enough of these days that the excitement of childhood occasions has faded away. This particular birthday, though, is somewhat significant in a “ships passing … Continue reading
Posted in mentoring, public relations, Thinking
Tagged Challenges, Change, Courtesy, Enthusiasm, internship
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Your Career and You: “In PR, Common Courtesies Should Come Naturally”
I’m writing this in my “den”…also known as the “Red Line”…part of Boston’s subway system. The “T,” as the system is informally called, is my laboratory for the study of human…and not-so-human…behavior. I am continually fascinated/repulsed by the actions of … Continue reading
