Internal Communications in 2010

Economic crisis and internal communications

Internal communications in big bulgarian companies

One third of Bulgarian employees believe they don't have sufficient information about their company's performance

How Well are the Employees in an Organization Informed?

Role of Internal Communications within the Organisation

A project of Apeiron Research: Perceptions of PR profession in Bulgaria

A project of Apeiron Research: Perceptions of PR profession in Bulgaria

A national representative survey in Bulgaria conducted between 3 and 15 of December 2005 – ordered by Apeiron Communication to polling agency Alpha Research.

The job of PR professionals is still not popular amongst Bulgarians - 57% of the interviewees have not chosen any of the offered definitions. Most of these people have low educational level and belong to the lower strata. For the others – predominantly better-educated people from higher social strata - PR is a possibility to present to the general public the work of organisations or persons (20% on average in the country share this idea of PR, while amongst well educated and high status groups the share reaches 33-35%). Simultaneously, another 15% of the respondents view PR as a manipulation, this belief is also shared by 32% of the people from the higher strata. A total of 14% of Bulgarians regard PR as advertising, for 11% it resembles journalism, while 10% define it as propaganda.

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