PR executive is No. 8 on Careercast’s 2017 list of the ten most stressful jobs. No. 6 is newspaper reporter. Both cause each other a lot of stress. (1 reader comment)
PR Exec, Reporter Among “Most Stressful” Jobs
Thu., Feb. 9, 2017
By Jack O'Dwyer
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Category: Public Relations Society
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Louis Capozzi, former chair of the MSL Group and former CCO of Aetna, is the 2018 Paladin Award Honoree.| • | Institute for PR Damages Self in Link with PRSAWed., Jul. 26, 2017
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The Institute for PR, which says there is “science” beneath the art of PR, is wallowing in the mud of PRSA and CenturyLink in co-publishing a revived “PR Journal."| • | CenturyLink Charges Compared to Wells Fargo ScandalTue., Jul. 18, 2017
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Charges that CenturyLink engaged in fraudulent billing practices have been compared to similar charges against Wells Fargo that cost it $185 millions in fines and resulted in 5,000+ staffers being fired. (1 reader comment)| • | PRSA Should Remove Ethisphere "Partner" ClaimThu., Feb. 16, 2017
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The claim on the PRSA website that is a “partner” with Ethisphere and that the “first joint project” has been released, implying more such projects, should be corrected. Ethisphere is going to “talk” to PRSA about the tie but refuses further explanation.| • | "Education" is the Weak Link at PRSAMon., Feb. 13, 2017
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PRSA VP of Education Jeneen Garcia, with the Society 25 years, was among those at the initial event of Black PR History Month Feb. 9 at Edelman’s offices. Oddly, we had never met or talked to her. (3 reader comments)
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