5 May, 2020
 The Cruel Sea is the name of a fantastic Australian band headed up by Tex Perkins. It’s also the name of a novel by Nicholas Monsarrat that was first published in 1951. This cruel sea is the story […]
5 May, 2020
We’ve mentioned, Ethos CRS can produce webinars for your organisation or team. And coming this month, we’ll be hosting a webinar on the topic of Imagining the future—Policy challenges in a COVID-19 world. This will be a panel discussion hosted […]
5 May, 2020
If you want to write clearly, then use verbs. Real ones. Don’t make them up: Impact is not a verb. Incentivise is not a verb. Action is not a verb. And, for goodness sake, signalise is not a […]
5 May, 2020
The President of the United States is a contagion, contaminating all that he touches. He makes the truth sickly and weak. He lies with abandon. He corrupts good people. He undermines important institutions that ensure the health of a democracy. […]
5 May, 2020
After working from home for six weeks, we’ve all learnt so much. Here are the standouts: Replace your commute to work with a start routine. Something that helps your brain engage with the challenge of another workday. Resist the lure […]
6 April, 2020
Somewhere, in a bunker, Death is running simulations. In this grim work, it is opposed by a team of public servants who must advise the government on what, at this time, a good government should do. Sort of red […]
2 April, 2020
We’re moving to deliver content in a virtual environment and focusing on the essentials: Effective writing as a professional Communicating in a virtual environment Media and presentation skills for crisis managers Mental strength, resilience and performance for managers Protecting teams […]
2 April, 2020
We know three things. The first thing is that we are all working remotely. We are all working quickly to solve new problems. Finally, all of us, teams and managers alike, are all working under professional and personal pressure. We […]
2 April, 2020
The United States Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in 2014 outlined the principles and practical tools of crisis and emergency communication. CDCP articulated six principles of crisis communications: Be first: Crises are time-sensitive. Communicating information quickly is almost always […]
2 April, 2020
The world is sometimes an amazing place. The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, has been commenting regularly on Covid-19. Most of the comments below were put together by @StacyLoveLife on Twitter, and Harry Stevens and Shelly […]
2 April, 2020
Working from home? Ethos CRS has put together a list of the tips of how to make the most of working from home during the pandemic. Start the day right Get ready for the day as you normally would. Wake […]
24 March, 2020
The Prime Minister has not had a good summer. Transformed in the space of a month into a piñata, he has been much criticised. This is not good because in a democracy we are better served by prime ministers who […]