by Culpwrit | December 9, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Guest Post, Job Search
By Martin Luenendonk Here’s a fun fact: The song Working for the Weekend by Canadian rock band Loverboy still appears on VH1’s 100 Greatest Songs of the 80s. What’s this got to do with employee engagement? The fact that the song is still ranked in this list...
by Culpwrit | December 4, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Day in the Life, Guest Post
By Mei Li When I came from Shenzhen, China to study at Pratt Institute, I was able to take my time working on an animated short called: “The Blue Butterfly.” The film went on to win awards and key slots at 18 major film festivals. And that was great. But ultimately,...
by Culpwrit | November 22, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Guest Post
By David Lasker The ability to poetically polish press releases is certainly valued by the public relations industry. In fact, making mundane information meaningful on a daily basis is the lifeblood of many a PR career. Truth be told, though, nothing will test the...
by Culpwrit | November 12, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, First Day on the Job, Guest Post
By Tim Johnson Whether you enter the profession right out of college or transition from another area, you will face challenges when starting your communications career. Here are five of those challenges and how you can turn them into opportunities: 1. Learn quickly....
by Culpwrit | October 28, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Guest Post
By Alma Causey The world is transforming at an incredibly swift pace. Technological advances, business trends, demographic changes, and social reforms are altering the world we live in. Prosperity involves adapting to changing circumstances. Those who remain passive...
by Culpwrit | October 10, 2019 | Advice from a Pro, Careers, Guest Post
By Kevin Donnellon It’s a good time to be looking for a new job. There’s greater opportunity and lots of movement among job candidates, and most of it seems positive. Consider these statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: • On the last business day of July,...
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