front of his facility demanding an explanation for the
companys alleged mistreatment of its only two non-white
employees, and you need to talk to them.
YOUR COMPANY filed
its second major rate increase in as many years on a Friday
afternoon, and you are the only one in the office to field
inquiries from the news media.
THE BOSS of your
non-profit organization is earning more than some Fortune 500
CEOs and you have been tapped to tell the media why.
A NETWORK NEWS CREW is in
the parking lot and wants you to explain why your company is
polluting the river behind your plant.
Thankfully, these are not
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organization, sooner or later you will find yourself defending
unpopular policies, facing adversarial news media personnel or
trying to explain your side of the story in a difficult
situation.
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