Justin Joffe is the Editor-in-chief at CommPRO. He focuses on topics related to career pathing, professional training and development, upskilling, employee retention and turnover, employee wellbeing, hiring and recruiting, and workplace culture. Justin has been featured in notable publications such as Ragan Communications and PR Daily, YOUR PR DAILY, and Observer.
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By: Justin Joffe
How to move beyond brand statements with systems that make culture visible and consistent.
By: Justin Joffe
Take a diagnostic approach to diagnosing spokesperson failure and match the right person with the right moment.
Take a diagnostic approach to diagnosing spokesperson failure and match the right person with the right moment.
By: Justin Joffe
Our newest Ragan Training course highlights two social search strategies that will get you cited.
By: Justin Joffe
Start with the problem, not the platform.
By: Justin Joffe
Follow the work, not the org chart.
By: Justin Joffe
Florida's suit against OpenAI over the FSU shooting tests whether Section 230 can shield an AI that writes its own words
Georgia tort reform under SB 68 and 69 is reshaping trials, settlements and litigation funding, 18 months after Gov. Brian Kemp signed the bills
By: Justin Joffe
Is the Northern District of California becoming the de facto referee in Silicon Valley's talent wars?
By: Justin Joffe
Survivors must choose between a fast, capped payout that waives future claims and a bellwether trial that could set the market
