how does public relations work in the government?
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Relations with important people in the public works in Government.
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Public relations is used as tool used by companies today to win acceptance from the stakeholders (customers, suppliers, local government, etc.) in the community in which it operates. A company with an effective PR strategy can motivate the press to speak positively about its vision, mission and goals. People are more likely to believe praise for the company if it comes from the press. Self-promotion just isn't doing it anymore.\n\nThus, PR's role in image-making is to convey, through credible third-party channels, positive statements to people outside the company and to other organizations in the community so that these stakeholders bear positive ideas about the company. \n\nIn a nutshell, PR can be used to portray the company as a responsible corporate citizen.
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Every man works according to his agenda what he says.Government is the result of people's consent. What you see on the surface, US government does all the things according to the its agenda.
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I think the government and the media influence the public opinion.
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You become first a party member.Join a course in public speaking.Read news papers or TV news.Keep a book and note down local and international problems.Form a friendly group and start speaking to them regarding problems and blame govt,leadership etc.You will become popular.Then dont look back.
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Basically it generates interests to the public and the public can make a decision on whether to react or ignore it. Communication involves two identities communicating with each other.
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Federal branch takes care of business, it also seems to rule over those gray areas of government.\n\nState government rules the state.
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By allowing all different opinions and grievances to be publically heard and discussed. For example, the Chinese shot people who spoke out against some of their governmental policies rather than let them publically air their grievances. In this way, those in power there remain in power because there is no way for like-minded people to band together since they don't know who would be like-minded and who would turn them in to the government.
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Major political parties are businesses and deal with business issues.  You could work on staff with a political party.  Mayors of large cities are in charge of a large business operation and also deal with local and state businesses.  You could take a professional position in a city government, learn the "political ropes" and even run for mayor.  US Representatives and Senators come from a variety of backgrounds and deal constantly with business and ecoonomic issues.  I believe US Consulates deal with business issues involving US-foreign trade.  Good luck.
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Precursors to public relations are found in publicists who specialized in promoting circuses, theatrical performances, and other public spectacles. In the United States, where public relations has its origins, many early PR practices were developed in support of the expansive power of the railroads. In fact, many scholars believe that the first appearance of the term "public relations" appeared in the 1897 Year Book of Railway Literature.\n\nLater, PR practitioners were—and are still often—recruited from the ranks of journalism. Some journalists, concerned with ethics, criticize former colleagues for using their inside understanding of news media to help clients receive favorable media coverage.\n\nDespite many journalists' discomfort with the field of public relations, well-paid PR positions remain a popular choice for reporters and editors forced into a career change by the instability of the print and electronic media industry. PR historians say the first PR firm, the Publicity Bureau, was established in 1900 by former newspapermen, with Harvard University as its first client.
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A lobbist roams the hallways of capital buildings in Washington D.C. and state capitals. They are hired by certain individuals, usually big businesses, to get politicians to vote in favor or against a certain bill being voted on. Certain lobbist make lots of money. If they have strong contacts in government they could sway votes on certain bills. Some of the bills up for a vote could be unimportant for a certain politian but the lobbyist wants to get that vote in his favor.
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Here's a good start: the Public Relations Society of America:\n\nhttp://www.prsa.org/
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Public Relations, Human Resources.  Check out site below
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Your question is a little vague.  But, most government jobs are advertised on the website of the city/state/agency etc.  Usually they are posted for a period of time (4-6 weeks) to collect applications.  Sometimes at the close of applications there is a test for qualified people.  A pool will be drawn up and the hiring manager or human resources person will interview the finalists.  \n\nPlan on the process taking 3-4 months even if you have the right qualifications.
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The president said: "Hi people".\nThe president is the primary information source.\nThe next day you can read in the newspaper what the president said.\nThe newspaper is the secundary information source.\nYou read the newspapare and you tell it to your friends.\nYou are the terciary information source.
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As a politician you need to be able to speak for all those you represent, or at least appear to.  Sometimes you have to make compromises to achieve what you are after.  Some of those in public life are better at this than others.
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It's really all politics. No matter how much you try to avoid it, politics plays a part in an office enviroment. It's who you know and how well you get along with them.