FYI, the Jen Psaki question is outdated. I took the quiz on May 16 when she was no longer WH press sec, which is why I chose her role as an MSNBC host as the only option. There wasn’t an option to choose all that apply.
I would suggest adding something on PR in general adding value to a client’s marketing mix. All these People magazine details are worthless unless they contribute to a company’s bottom line.
Thanks, Steve. Good suggestion. Not so much People magazine-like, as it is a whirlwind of editorial people and trends. That said, earlier iterations of the quiz, going back decades, had many open-ended and subjective questions on best PR practices. Unfortunately, Google Forms, which makes the test interactive and gradable for the first time, does not easily accommodate such questions. Peter
FYI, the Jen Psaki question is outdated. I took the quiz on May 16 when she was no longer WH press sec, which is why I chose her role as an MSNBC host as the only option. There wasn’t an option to choose all that apply.
You’re right, Lindsey. The question was a little vague. I’ll amend to make it clearer.
Peter
I would suggest adding something on PR in general adding value to a client’s marketing mix. All these People magazine details are worthless unless they contribute to a company’s bottom line.
Thanks, Steve. Good suggestion. Not so much People magazine-like, as it is a whirlwind of editorial people and trends. That said, earlier iterations of the quiz, going back decades, had many open-ended and subjective questions on best PR practices. Unfortunately, Google Forms, which makes the test interactive and gradable for the first time, does not easily accommodate such questions. Peter
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great quiz, hard but good stuff
Thanks, Seth. Tough for sure, but something for everyone.