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This board is for the discussion of all things involving corporate crisis management: strategies, best practices, crisis plans, mock disasters, media training, etc. It is also a place to follow and discuss current crises in the news, and the news media itself. This is a forum about preparing for and managing media crises, and a place to review, critique and discuss how real crises are being managed, or not managed.

This is a forum not only for communications professionals, students and educators, but for anyone who has found that the ability to manage crises is an important part of their job.

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Crisis Quotes

Posted by Steve Wilson (Global Moderators) at Apr 19 2012, 06:21 PM. 0 comments

Got this in an email from a client today. Interesting...

Saw this quote today and thought it fit crisis communications pretty well…


“Things alter for the worse spontaneously, if they be not altered for the better designedly."

--Francis Bacon, British author and statesman



Hmmmmm…

Social Media as a Crisis Management Tool

Posted by Steve Wilson (Global Moderators) at Nov 2 2011, 08:57 PM. 3 comments

Facebook, YouTube and Twitter all seem to becoming new tools in responding to crisis situations.

The question is: How important are they in crisis management strategies today and how is the best way to use them?

We'd be interested in your responses.

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2010 Crisis Year in Review

Posted by Allison Combs (Members) at Dec 2 2010, 08:25 PM. One comment

Who knows what else might happen yet this year, but 2010 has to go down as one of the major years of the "big crisis."
What with BP, Toyota, Johnson & Johnson - not to mention the struggling economy, Don't Ask - Don't Tell, the mid-term elections and the struggling Obama Administration, the crisis management experts shouldn't be short on finding something to talk about on the lecture tour.

How did the crisis affect motivation

Posted by tgonja (Members) at Sep 27 2010, 08:24 AM. 0 comments

Hi everybody,

I am trying to develop a model about motivational changes during financial crisis. This project is a part of my dissertation.
I am interested in the effects of the financial crisis on motiavtion.
I developed a survey so I would be grateful if some of you would take some time (5-10 min) to fill it out.

here is the link:
[url]http://ww2.unipark.de/uc/W_WUWien_Gonja_test/726b/[/url]

Also I am eager to see some comment on this topic. Did the financial crisis of 2008 affect your work motivation?

And if yes, how?

Thanks a lot!!!! :D
 

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