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Real Data on How Best To Manage a Crisis or “No Comment” No Good! — 2 Comments

  1. Thank you for providing the data behind what I have always advised clients. When you say “no comment” you can hurt your reputation. You may be perceived as having something to hide, or that you don’t have control of the crisis. I provide, in this short article, a few alternatives of what to say instead of “no comment” when you’re not prepared to answer questions. http://www.cuclispr.com/Dec2007PRtipofthemonth.html