• In part 2 of Sam's interview with Sarah Lazenby they discuss why people insights matter, mentoring the next generation and neurodiverse family care. And how tough times at school shaped her outlook and unconventional approach to job interviews.

  • Jun 6 2023
  • Length: 31 mins
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In part 2 of Sam's interview with Sarah Lazenby they discuss why people insights matter, mentoring the next generation and neurodiverse family care. And how tough times at school shaped her outlook and unconventional approach to job interviews.

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  • PART 2 - Sarah Lazenby in conversation with Sam Bleazard

    INTRO

    1min - What communication skills might we have lost in the current landscape? "Keep adapting, and keep very open-minded..."

    3mins - The missing insight into our audiences...

    7mins - Finding your purpose post Covid-19, crisis comms and Communications professionals having a seat at the table.

    14mins - Communicators that you admire?

    17mins30 - Board of Trustees for the Sussex Community Development Association - addressing the needs of local people, being a carer and neurodiversity in the family

    20mins - What would Sarah's one piece of advice be to any young person thinking of a career in communications?

    23mins - Any life lessons gained in your school years? Bullying at school, escaping into drama and first job interviews...

    25mins - Tell us something we wouldn't know about you!
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