One Year in Quarantine: Musings and Learnings
Sitting at my workstation waiting for the coffee to finish brewing while starting my laptop for work, I think about how much life has changed though it seemed the same. We’d go about our day as before — meet deadlines at work, look after our family, walk or run or do a few minutes of yoga or Zumba some days of the week, catch up with friends and other loved ones — and yet, all these we do now on a different plane.
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A new year usually meant a new beginning, a time of refreshing in which we leave behind the year that had gone before and look forward to the days ahead. Whenever a new year would roll around, I would take out my planner and list down all the things I want to do that year – travel, attend concerts, figure out what I want to be. For the past few years of my life, it had always been this way.
This year was different.
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27th National PR Congress Goes Digital, Tackles Industry Issues in the New Normal
The post-pandemic Philippine PR landscape, industry recovery efforts and pressing issues such as sustainability, resiliency, leadership during times of crises and diversity headline the upcoming 27th National Public Relations Congress.
Spearheaded and organized by the Public Relations Society of the Philippines (PRSP), the nation’s premier organization for public relations professionals, the annual gathering of communication professionals from all over the country will also try to look into how practitioners can maximize the changing market dynamic to boost the industry at the same time outline trends and opportunities moving forward.
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The pandemic and the subsequent travel, events and crowd restrictions have caused a noticeable change in consumer behavior, which in turn necessitates a corresponding change in every retailer’s business processes. As the Philippines reopens its economy, businesses are reassessing their strategies and recovery plans differently. In fact, about 45 percent of business owners are hesitant to resume their operations, according to a survey by the World Bank, National Economic and Development Authority and Department of Finance.[1]
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