I drafted this post months ago, before people went into COVID-19 lockdown. Like another recent post, I think it’s even more relevant now. Working remote? Overcommunicate and reinforce your availability,
I drafted this post months ago, before people went into COVID-19 lockdown. Like another recent post, I think it’s even more relevant now. Working remote? Overcommunicate and reinforce your availability,
Joe Buccino is a PAO who writes publicly. He scribed and published a bunch of well thought out articles on important topics. He spends a lot of time thinking about
Our job as military communicators is to help ensure our military has the resources, support, and authority to conduct our mission – to protect America. Just a few things: There’s
Welcome to quarantine 2020 – remember when you said you’d work out more if only you had the time? Well… PCS season is here and when the stop loss lifts,
I’m fascinated with the idea of video game speed running. When the machines rise up against humanity, it will be the world’s speed running community who find and exploit the
As public affairs officers we often have to shift from topic to topic in any assignment but especially throughout our careers. You may start out as a public affairs officer
Not so long ago I was working with my boss, the commander, on a few communication techniques I thought it would make him, and therefore our organization, more effective. He
“Some people will tell you that slow is good – and it may be, on some days – but I am here to tell you that fast is better.” –
Reporters might end an article when they’ve run out of information, but composers don’t end symphonies when they’ve run out of notes. How much attention are you paying to the
Navy and Marine Corps PAOs are close behind. I’m a former Army PAO and current Army civilian 1035, so this is a little hard to admit. But I’ll stand by