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Collaboration and trust

March 2, 2023

collaboration, Communication, empathy, ethics, trust, WhatsApp

It’s crucial for businesses to get their data security right, but this isn’t just about vetting your third-party suppliers, securing your IT network and educating employees about the latest threats. It’s about who you trust with your information. What’s their…

Avoiding a culture of toxic positivity

March 31, 2021

Gemma Storey

Wellness, Workplace

Communication, creativity, empathy, team work, Toxic Positivity, trust

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Toxic positivity is a way of shutting down uncomfortable emotions and conversations. Plenty of us do it without realising how harmful it can be. I know I do it to myself (and I’ve done it to others). While it can…

Want to monitor your employees? Guess what, you’re the problem!

October 8, 2020

Gemma Storey

Productivity

management, presenteeism, productivity, trust, working from home

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Someone’s PR team has been doing some good media relations work in the last few weeks. We’re seeing a lot of reporting about what tools and tactics some employers are using to monitor (or, you know, spy on) their shirking…

Why storytelling is more than a buzzword

July 21, 2020

Gemma Storey

Brands

brands, Communication, empathy, storytelling, trust

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‘Brand storytelling’ is on-trend. It’s become a bit of a buzz phrase. But when brands do storytelling well, it can be a powerful way for a brand to communicate with its audience. Many brands start with storytelling by drafting a…

How do you battle workplace stress?

March 2, 2018

Gemma Storey

PR

goals, purpose, stress, trust, values

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Let’s be honest, most of us will be stressed at work at one time or another, but I’ve found that there are certain factors that need to be in place if I want my working life to be as stress-free…

Trust and the power of expert influence in 2018

January 30, 2018

Gemma Storey

Brands

businesses, influencer, media, trust

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The Edelman Trust Barometer had some interesting insights into how media is perceived and defined in 2018. We seem confused about what classifies as media, but we’re clearer about where we place our trust. While we all respond to influence…

The why and how of critical thinking in PR

December 7, 2017

Gemma Storey

PR

critical thinking, self-awareness, teamwork, trust

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Critical thinking is an important skill for anyone. It’s something we like to see on CVs and LinkedIn profiles. It’s something we like to think we’re skilled in. Employers seem to be keen on hiring critical thinkers. But do they…

What makes you stressed at work?

May 11, 2017

Gemma Storey

Productivity

Communication, creativity, internal communications, Leadership, Mental Health Awareness Week, productivity, stress, trust, values

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I have, at various times, been diagnosed with stress, anxiety and depression. I guess many people would think that anxiety is the most nonsensical of the three. Constantly catastrophizing about even the smallest things. But for me it’s the easiest…

Three ways open communication can benefit PR

April 28, 2016

Gemma Storey

PR

open communication, teamwork, trust, vulnerability

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You don’t need to work in a company big enough to have lots of different sites to know what it’s like to work somewhere with ingrained communication problems. People are weird. We make assumptions. We doubt ourselves, and that doubt…

Reputation Audit: Ashley Madison

September 24, 2015

Gemma Storey

Brands, Crisis Management

Ashley Madison, Reputation, trust

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On 19th July 2015 a hacking group calling itself the Impact Team hacked into a few websites owned by Avid Life Media. One of the websites being the notorious adultery-loving website, Ashley Madison. In the months since then, the media…

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Collaboration and trust

Avoiding a culture of toxic positivity

Want to monitor your employees? Guess what, you’re the problem!

Why storytelling is more than a buzzword

How do you battle workplace stress?

Trust and the power of expert influence in 2018

The why and how of critical thinking in PR

What makes you stressed at work?

Three ways open communication can benefit PR

Reputation Audit: Ashley Madison

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