Public relations
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定义
Public Relations (PR): 公共(PR)
a public relations officer (PRO) 公关人员(PRO)
示例
- "Bruno thinks he could handle some PR responsibilities, and he's asked me to teach him the basics of public speaking."
- "Susie : That's good to hear, because it's one of the most difficult aspects of public relations work, and one of the most important."
- "Susie : Even so, this could become a PR nightmare... especially if PETA becomes involved."
- "Incorporating nap time for the staff might even provide a nice PR angle for all those journalists looking for stories about "hip" and "caring" corporations."
- "Head of Marketing and PR"
- "But now let's look at it from a PR angle."
- "Also, since you're the director of Public Relations, I thought it would be appropriate to meet, well, in public."
- "However, due to some good PR work..."
- "I've briefed our PR director, Susan Bliss, on the incident."
- "Miss Bliss does seem more than capable of fulfilling her duties as the director of public relations, and she even gave me a very concise explanation on rudimentary marketing strategies in foreign markets."
- "If you would like to speak to the Public Relations department, press 1;"
- "With over 3 months' experience in PR and damage control, Slick Brand Solution's long track record in the industry speaks for itself!"
- "There were however two departments who overspent: um, Marketing and Public Relations, as well as Research and Development."
- "If we are taking part in these sorts of unethical labor practices, and if our involvement in these practices gets into the open, this situation could become a real disaster from a public relations standpoint."
- "She handles all of our public relations and advertising."
- "I'm doing some basic PR training with him this morning."
- "Director of Public Relations"
- "As Delavigne's PR representative, I will attend, as will Horatio Oléré, the perfume's creator."
练习 1
What arguments does Hannah Benedict make in this email?
What arguments does Hannah Benedict make in this email?
This is one of Hannah's arguments in her email to Bruno. As a way of encouraging Bruno to institute a "nap-time" policy at Delavigne Corp, Hannah writes that doing so could lead to journalists writing positively about the company. Hannah mentions that "nap time" could "provide a nice PR angle" for journalists. "PR" is the common abbreviation for "Public relations". An "angle" refers to a point of view or perspective in this context.
This is one of Hannah's arguments in her email to Bruno. As a way of encouraging Bruno to institute a "nap-time" policy at Delavigne Corp, Hannah writes that a "well-rested" staff (or a staff which has slept enough) is more productive and capable of problem-solving.
This isn't an argument that Hannah makes in her email. Hannah never claims or states that companies which allow their employees to sleep at the office are more successful than others!
This is not an argument that Hannah makes in her email. Hannah never mentions that the staff is unhappy with anything, nor does she suggest that they will "revolt" if Bruno does not institute a nap time policy!
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