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Can anyone live without being able to memorize information and make decisions based on them?

When it comes to public relations (PR), broad publicity surely matters a lot.

Coronavirus has undoubtedly brought a big change in our lives. Every single day people need to be careful and do everything they can to stop the spread.

Sometimes, impressions can be more impactful than rational facts or deeper meanings.

Ups and downs in the business world are the norm. And, as unfortunate as it may be, those downs draw more attention than the ups. Any kind of attention could potentially be handled and sometimes through a crisis management plan an event could be turned into an opportunity.

Creativity and hard work are two traits In communication that only lead half the way towards success when relations with media are not strong enough.

It may not sound reasonable, but social media and politics can work together even though that the latter may seem like a much more serious process than the former. Of course, engaging people is basically what politics is about, even though the term engagement is relatively recent.

Influencers are communicators recruited by companies to advertise products to their fans and followers on their platforms.

There are a few key ingredients that determine the way with which brands form their personalities.

Every company should concern about the health of their employees, while special attention should be paid to those who belong to the high-risk category.

World Environment Day (WED), means extra motivation and further opportunities to take action on a truly important issue, not only for those who love trees, rivers, mountains, the sun and nature in general, but also for all others who are rightfully too busy with their interests or their problems.

Unless you run a grocery store in Honolulu, Hawaii or you’re a lonely farmer in the region of Dagestan, Russia, or, to make it clearer, if you’re living a situation which is unaffected by the rest of the world; you need to be able to give good presentations.

Many business executives view CSR as just a part of their company’s responsibility. They see it as a must-do aspect of business rather than an opportunity. Having such an approach means recycling plastic, funding poor people, or treating their workforce well at times would be enough to put a tick on their checklist.

With coronavirus being in the spotlight for a good reason, people are continuously trying to find ways to keep themselves and those that they love safe.

It’s natural if you or anyone else who’s living inside your house says “I’m bored” during this quarantine situation.