Posts Tagged PR
If you are not ambitious in PR, you are not going anywhere
Posted by Kagem Tibaijuka in Careers on 26/12/2010
Think about this idea and ask yourself the following two questions: 1) Is career success the most important thing in your life? 2) Are all successful people ambitious? The new pecking order
Job of the day: Marketing and Communications Assistant for the National Trust
Posted by Kagem Tibaijuka in Jobs on 24/12/2010
[Seen at Guardian Jobs] Job title: Marketing and Communications Assistant Salary: £16,500 per annum, pro rata Location: Clandon Park & Hatchlands Park, near Guildford Contract: Part-time, 2.5 days a week; fixed term for two years Reference: NT10/05866 About the role Clandon Park is one of the country’s most complete examples of a Palladian mansion, [...]
Day in the life of an account executive: Petya N. Georgieva
Posted by Petya N. Georgieva in Day in the life of on 17/08/2010
Petya N. Georgieva (pictured left) is an account executive at a PR firm in Bulgaria. In this feature, Petya gives us an insight into the Bulgarian PR scene. 7am-9am: My day starts earlier, around 7:30 or 8:00. Then I check my emails, Twitter and Facebook accounts and listen to podcasts on my way to the [...]
The American Dream in a PR World
Posted by Lauren Novo in General on 14/08/2010
Lauren Novo is an account executive for a national sports PR firm based in Florida, USA. She recently graduated from Florida State University. To learn more, you can connect with her on Twitter and read her award-winning blog. The American Dream is a funny thing. In the past, individuals identified it, worked toward it and [...]
Chart: Are there more Senior than Junior PR jobs?
Posted by Kagem Tibaijuka in Chart, Hot PR Topics on 09/02/2010
The key trend from this data is that senior PRs are being recruited and looked for. This chart shows that there are less junior PR roles being advertised than there are senior roles.
