From viral TikToks to seafood boil flavor drops and a buzzy new CEO, Red Lobster has become one of the biggest success stories for a brand this season. In the wake of its late-2024 emergence from bankruptcy, the seafood chain has not only overhauled its leadership and menu but also gained new cultural relevance — […]
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A new and concerning workplace trend is emerging – recently highlighted in Business Insider and the Financial Express — labeled “quiet cracking.” While it’s often compared to quiet quitting, the two are very different. Quiet quitting is easier to address — you can identify where people aren’t contributing, manage out poor performers, and in doing
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The Public Relations Society of America Los Angeles Chapter (PRSA-LA), celebrated PR visionaries who are shaping a better, inclusive tomorrow for the industry and beyond during its seventh annual Sunrise Honors on Thursday, August 14 at the Los Angeles River Center & Gardens. During the event, PRSA-LA honored PR vanguards: Christopher Cathcart, CEO & Founder,
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In today’s “post-truth” environment — where misinformation spreads at lightning speed and AI blurs the line between fact and fiction — ethical decision-making has never been more essential for communicators. As part of PRSA’s annual Ethics Month, the Sept. 10 webinar “Navigating Ethical PR in a Post-Truth World” will tackle this challenge head-on. Led by
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Hustle Culture is more than just a culture; it’s an environment. Whether you wake up early and go to the gym, make yourself breakfast, head to work or class, connect with someone or attend an event, the routine never ends. However, it consumes one’s personality in their interactions with their peers, family, friends and loved
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Rosalee A. Roberts, APR, Fellow PRSA, a longtime leader dedicated to the ethical practice of public relations, who helped mentor several generations of PR professionals, passed away on July 29. She was 81. Roberts served as PRSA’s president (now chair) in 1992, leading the National Task Force on the Study of Ethics, which aimed to
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On Aug. 11, PRSA’s Member Mondays series turned its focus to one of the most talked-about forces shaping the PR and communications profession: artificial intelligence. The session, titled “AI and Communications: What You Should Know,” wasn’t about speculating whether AI will impact communications. The consensus among panelists was clear: It already has. Four leaders with deep
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One communicator recently shared with me that AI writes every message she sends. An hour later, a second person told me she never uses AI for writing. “People can tell,” she says. “Whenever I’m scrolling LinkedIn and see an AI post… I quickly click off. Our audience has exploded, mainly because there are humans writing
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Discover more career resources on the PRSA website. In today’s digital age, when comparing yourself to others is just a swipe away on your phone, it’s easy to lose sight of your own value in the workplace. Ironically, the highest-achieving people are sometimes the ones who doubt themselves the most, a psychological phenomenon known as
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