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Wednesday, June 08, 2005

Learning culture

Clive Armitage of Bite Communications is interviewed by Jeremy Pepper. Here's his advice for students:

Never give up wanting to learn. Anyone going into the industry, they have to have a voracious appetite to learn. PR is fast moving, and the rules are changing rapidly, and you must be able to soak up information quickly. People going into the industry need to be open minded. My advice is to get into the industry, submerge yourself, and then find the sections [sic] you want to work in.

In a phone conversation with Robert French last night, we were discussing the similarities between public relations and education. Practitioners have continually to learn; practitioners also need to be good at educating. So some of us end up teaching...

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