My heart beats a little faster than usual. Today marks a new and very important step in my career as I launch my own activity as a PR & communications freelancer, after twelve years in agencies. More on LinkedIn and my website https://t.co/lV7JJJQ5I0 https://t.co/6OQDb9pLjy
Marcia Langton responds to journalist who asks why they expect the Voice to make a difference when previous bodies have not?
Langton: “There’s no evidence to suggest that they didn’t work”
With a deep emotional drive, she goes on to educate on “The Truth” [1/2]
Confirmed several more "phantom" auctions, where real estate agents list a property on Domain as going to auction when they have nearly no genuine intention of auctioning it. This isn't illegal but at minimum, it's certainly a misleading practice. #auspol#Australia
Latvia is sending cars seized from drunken drivers to Ukraine to help deliver supplies or move medical personnel.
“They will be in better hands,” said Reinis Poznaks, who leads a charity that was tasked by the government to deliver the vehicles.
https://t.co/p5QcDSpL9L
On the same topic: where are the VCs? "It seems odd to me that you would take a very risky asset class and make it even more risky by not engaging with those companies in a way that actually gives the founders an opportunity to win." https://t.co/S4wOCuxsFn
ASX-listed accounting software firm Xero cutting up to 800 jobs, following Atlassian earlier in the week. Company blog says that process could take four weeks. Pretty agonising wait for staff.
https://t.co/L0CozIZJd5
Am I the only one annoyed with this new trend at work? People reviewing and adding comments to a doc you sent them, but not letting you know when they're done.
Good. Too many toxic people. But wouldn't mind a little uplift in customer services in Australia either. Too many times I have to deal with moody staff in hospitality or retail.
Retail industry representatives have welcomed NSW Labor’s push to establish harsher penalties for those who assault retail workers, in an attempt to crack down on violence directed at public-facing staff.
https://t.co/vtsP6z2QRf
Exclusive: Thousands of suspect directors are escaping scrutiny every year because ASIC only investigates <3% of liquidator allegations, automatically dismissing many of the rest in as little as 38 seconds via a script.
https://t.co/J32Cz0zxdT W/ @sdanck
80% of people who have media interviews enjoyed the experienced. Although less confident, women are as willing as men, but unfortunately still underrepresented.
Journalists are facing more scrutiny and criticism than ever about their interviewing techniques.
However, new research suggests giving news interviews is generally a positive experience, according to @kathryn_shine (@CurtinUni). https://t.co/nbcelRJevn