Hacks can double their salary by applying transferable skills in public relations but the switch isn’t without its issues.

There’s lots been written and said this week about mental health and wellbeing for International Mental Health Week. That’s a good thing. Mental health is no longer a taboo.

A blog about careers as told by eight marketing and PR practitioners in a workshop at Newcastle University.

High performing organisations recognise the need to support employees in managing mental health and wellbeing but individuals must also take personal responsibility.

Marcel Klebba and I are creating a virtual school to share our expertise in communications. We hope you’ll join us.

Sarah Stimson is a longtime friend of this blog. At Taylor Bennett she’s been a champion of diversity in PR. Today she’s launched a new venture called Ladder Talent.

In this guest post public relations agency founder Max Tatton-Brown makes the case that starting your career in an agency provides a solid foundation for an entrepreneur.

The role of the old is to inspire the young. An inspirational story about how motivated students that work hard, finish first.

An upcoming event will aim to help people land a job in public relations.

The career journey in public relations is far from straightforward. Learning and development is a work in progress.

It’s tough starting out in the media business as Steph Harland explains. It’s a story of ambition, tenacity, slave internships, and supportive parents.

Mentoring schemes are failing the public relations business according to Hotwire’s John Brown in a call for grassroots thinking.

Entry level pay in public relations remains an issue but there’s never been a better opportunity to start out.

The day you stop learning is the day that you should stop professional practice.