HR & Management Articles

I have left my company on less than ideal terms. What should I say to a prospective employer?

Maryanne Rainone September 01, 2008

SVP and MD, Heyman Associates
 

Handwritten notes add a personal touch to meetings

Ted McKenna August 25, 2008

Handwritten notes might be seen as an old-fashioned way to communicate - or at least a less obvious way to communicate if you are a communications professional. But people in PR say that's not always the case. Everybody gets numerous e-mails a day, but how many handwritten notes do they receive, apart from relatives?
 

Talent concerns

Ted McKenna, Ivey Overstreet August 25, 2008

Ted McKenna studies how economic woes impact the PR workforce
 

A strong start

Tanya Lewis August 25, 2008

Seven industry veterans look back at the lessons they learned from their very first days in the PR field.
 

A hire view

Gideon Fidelzeid August 25, 2008

From generational considerations to new media, PRWeek's HR roundtable looks at various recruitment and retention issues
 

Views from the middle

Jaimy Lee August 25, 2008

Mid-level PR pros share their perspectives on a variety of topics in a PRWeek survey.
 

Youth is served

Nicole Zerillo August 25, 2008

From self evaluation to how colleagues view you, Nicole Zerillo seeks answers to questions many young PR pros ask
 

Stepping up

Frank Washkuch August 25, 2008

With a higher title come higher expectations. Frank Washkuch learns what it takes to move smoothly into a management post
 

Setting up shop

Beth Krietsch August 25, 2008

Opening your own firm can be exciting, but there are many factors to consider. Beth Krietsch talks to those who have done it to uncover the keys to success
 

Mind for business

Aarti Shah August 25, 2008

Pursuit of an MBA presents challenges to working PR pros, but the benefits make it a worthwhile consideration