by Culpwrit | August 10, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Guest Post, Job Search
By Christina O’Connell Amidst the pandemic, we have seen a struggling economy and high unemployment rates that for many young and mid-level professionals, are part of an unknown territory. As major PR leaders such as Edelman and Weber Shandwick laid off staff due to...
by Culpwrit | June 30, 2020 | Careers, Future Leaders, Guest Post, Job Search, Mentorship
By Will Bradley With the summer officially kicking off — albeit masked, socially-distanced and mostly home-based — the Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations recently launched a new online panel series, streamed live on the Center’s Facebook page and titled...
by Culpwrit | June 21, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Future Leaders, Guest Post
By John Millen Congratulations on your college graduation! You might have heard amazing commencement speeches on Zoom with advice on your role in changing the world; on thinking globally but acting locally; on finding your bliss and living your dreams. That is all...
by Culpwrit | June 8, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Intern
Recent graduates and students lucky enough to land internships report a wide range of experiences, none as fulfilling as in-person assignments. “I’m just happy to have a job,” a recent grad told me, adding that the position saved her from having to move back home with...
by Culpwrit | May 12, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Job Search, New Links
Hidden terrorist COVID-19 is creating havoc for more than 20 million newly unemployed Americans and some four million anxious graduates in the Class of 2020. Entry-level public relations openings have shriveled up, which is tragic since job prospects at the start of...
by Culpwrit | May 1, 2020 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Intern, Job Search
Like college seniors today, I graduated into a recession where jobs in my chosen field were hard to find. It took three months, but I eventually landed a job. The job market is far more unpredictable this spring. In search of some optimism and tips for the Class of...
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