Mar 27, 2015 | Beauty, Business Tips, Career, Cosmetics, Image, Inspiration, Jobs, Public Relations, Quotes, RED PR, Style
A partial re-print from TotalBeauty.com’s article by Amanda Montell. View the original here. To climb the career ladder, an Ivy League degree and intellectual prowess certainly help, but — fair or not — studies show that for women, beauty matters...
Mar 5, 2015 | Business Tips, Career, Communications, Customer Service, Hurricane Sandy, Media training, Perception, Public Relations, Social Media
When it comes to social media and public relations, how far is too far when trying to capture consumers’ attentions? We recently came across an article on The Luxury Spot about Fashion Blogging the Holocaust (yup, fashion blogging the Holocaust) and felt a pang of...
Oct 9, 2014 | Business Tips, Career
A colleague recently said to me that she was scared to make a mistake. I responded that if we don’t make mistakes, we also don’t learn. Then, I noticed a similar sentiment going through my own mind — agonizing over a decision due to fear of making a...
May 30, 2013 | Business Tips, Career, Communications
Like death and taxes, meetings are inevitable. If you know how to run an effective meeting, it makes everyone’s work day much easier. Whether you lead a weekly interdepartmental meeting, schedule a project management meeting, or lead a brainstorming session, the...
May 5, 2013 | Business Tips, Clients, Communications, Image, Media training, Perception, Public Relations, RED PR, Reputation
Here are 6 tips for doing television interviews that will save you from night sweats about crashing and burning on the air. If you follow these simple rules, you will come out on top and producers may even ask to have you back on the show. 1) Practice makes...
Apr 23, 2013 | Business Tips, Career, Internship, Jobs
Many of us have been there, and if you haven’t, you’re probably there right now. It’s stressful, a little discouraging, and even painful. But fear not my friends, here are some sure-fire “do’s” and “don’ts” to make sure your resume makes it into the “call-back” pile....
