Recently, many seasoned PR professionals find themselves out of work, often for the first time, and struggling to land a new role, despite the depth and breadth of expertise they offer. For my latest piece in PRSA’s Strategies & Tactics, I turned to several senior comms professionals for their insights on A) what they're really experiencing and B) tips for future-proofing your career.

American Airlines CEO Robert Isom [nathan posner/anadolu via getty images]

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If we consider responsible usage of AI as another way to ensure quality control, then it’s much easier to ethically integrate these tools into your workflow while maintaining your integrity and unique expertise. 

John Elsasser, editor-in-chief of PRSA Strategies & Tactics and host of S&T Live, asked Katie Neal what communications professionals should keep in mind when considering a change in their own careers — to start their own practice or to move from a corporate to a nonprofit PR setting, for example.

If you’re feeling stuck, in limbo, or unsure about what’s next, kick-start your career with these three tips.

Addressing burnout among campus communicators is critical to preserving your institution’s mission and message.

When approached with strategy and intention, your review can become the ultimate gift: a launchpad for growth and a springboard to a standout year ahead.

If you're a communications professional who experiences imposter phenomenon, the good news is that you have the power to break the cycle of being so hard on yourself.

Are you ready for it? These 13 key Tay-keaways and corresponding songs are curated to inspire your leadership style as well as your playlist.