PR Studies

That old chestnut

In-house or consultancy? It's an age-old discussion that particularly interests public relations students and those beginning their PR careers. (There's a chicken-and-egg quality to some discussions about which is best for gaining experience and advancing a career.)

Paull tackled this question recently at the excellent Forward blog. Now Anon has made a contribution at Profile Extra ('I personally prefer the creativity, variety and high level environment of consultancy' he/she writes). Why remain anonymous when your comments are this anodyne?

I'm inviting contributions to Behind the Spin magazine which is taking a look at the public relations consultancy business in the next issue. Anonymous contributions will not be published.

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That old chestnut

In-house or consultancy? It's an age-old discussion that particularly interests public relations students and those beginning their PR careers. (There's a chicken-and-egg quality to some discussions about which is best for gaining experience and advancing a career.)

Paull tackled this question recently at the excellent Forward blog. Now Anon has made a contribution at Profile Extra ('I personally prefer the creativity, variety and high level environment of consultancy' he/she writes). Why remain anonymous when your comments are this anodyne?

I'm inviting contributions to Behind the Spin magazine which is taking a look at the public relations consultancy business in the next issue. Anonymous contributions will not be published.