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Our healthcare broker indicated this is an important matter to resolve.
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Don’t yell. But give your sentences some oomph.
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Unless your talk ultimately is presented as text, I say zip it.
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Any business, from a public relations point of view, can learn how small steps such as Dave’s can help you on the road to further success.
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This is basic media training in a modern world where about the only device still unable to record you is a refrigerator.
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Keep your answers simple. Stick to your headlines. Don’t delve into the nitty, gritty details unless absolutely necessary.
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She feels addicted to knowing every minute might bring a new detail to a developing story and today’s technology puts those constantly changing headlines at her fingertips.
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