In an increasingly skeptical culture, authenticity is now the most important component of any presentation you give.
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How comments and “likes” on social media are impacting how we think
Participants were significantly more likely to blame the company for what happened when the online comments blamed the company. By comparison people were significantly more likely to absolve the company of blame if the online comments defended the organization.
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“What to do when you don’t know the answer to the reporter’s question… but you should.”
“I don’t know, I wasn’t prepped for that (question)”
It’s a media training pitfall; but in this case Alberta Premier Notley didn’t need to deflect.
The eye of the beholder
Seeing is believing, right? We assume if everyone receives the same message, unaltered, they will come to the same understanding. Of course, in a lot of professional communicators’ experience, that’s not the case. When the feedback is collected, interpretations from the message can be all over the place. Did that mean the message wasn’t communicated…
