
‘I gave honest feedback to a colleague and they cried’ – Am I the PR A***hole?
Beyond the Noise - the PRWeek podcastShow Notes
We put more of your confessions under the spotlight in the latest episode of PRWeek’s ‘Am I the PR A***hole?’ (AITPRA) podcast.
In each episode of AITPRA, PRWeek will read out your anonymous confessions and our judges – Lynn Advisory founder Shayoni Lynn and Hoffman Agency UK co-MD Richard Fogg – will decide whether an ethical line has been crossed.
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This week’s confessions include:
Making a colleague cry (and being pulled up) after giving honest feedback. Making a group of pensioners sit in a cordoned-off area for hours for a PR stunt. Purposely avoiding work but getting promoted anyway.
The episode is hosted by PRWeek UK editor John Harrington.
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