How can I become a public relation officer? What starting salary can I expect?

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Anish Choudhary
7 years ago
The first and foremost thing that requires to become a PRO (Public Relations Officer) is to have the power to manipulate people. If you have the right communication skill set along with confidence over your words then you are good to go to take the first step of the infinity. You must be aware abou

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Siddharth Bhardwaj
7 years ago
Hello, Public relations officer is an organizational job. In order to understand how you can become a public relations officer, first you have to know what they do. The main responsibilities of a PR officer are to make a communication channel between the organization and media. This is the reason w

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Parveen Kumar Sharma
7 years ago
A public relations officer is generally a post graduate in any stream, the preferable thing is mass comm. and/or a language. The pro has the responsibility to enhance the outreach of the organisation into media. The courses studied do have pr and corporate communication as subjects.There are special

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Priyanshi Lal
7 years ago
Public relation officer is the bridge between the organisation and the common people. They are communication specialist who conveys the organizations work to the public. Now a day many companies and NGOs have their own pros to connect directly with the public. To become a PRO you must have Bachelor'

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8 years ago
Public Relation officer is also known as a communication specialist and act as a mediator between an organisation and the public. Pros can work for Ngos, corporations or even government agencies. The basic work of a public relation officer is to provide journalists with information about their organ

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