Sean Devlin is an editor at Ragan Communications. He focuses on topics related to business and economics, specifically in areas such as AI and machine learning, workforce trends, and professional development. Sean's work has been featured in Yachts and Yachting Online, Ragan Communications and PR Daily, CommPRO, MCS Group, YOUR PR DAILY, Cancer Research Prevention, and KSFY-TV.
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Sean Devlin's coverage predominantly focuses on communication, workplace dynamics, and employee relations. The articles often cite data and provide how-to guides, making them ideal for professionals seeking actionable insights in these areas.
While Sean does not have a geographic focus specified, the topics covered are universal to workplaces worldwide. Consider reaching out if you can offer expert commentary or industry-specific data related to workplace communication strategies, human resources trends, or employee relations issues. Additionally, providing practical guidance backed by data could be well-received based on his coverage attributes.
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By: Sean Devlin
Automation can’t replace a communicator’s unique perspective and judgment.
By: Sean Devlin
Plus, a look at how Vox staff found out the company was bought.
By: Sean Devlin
Comms pros should help managers with action-oriented tools.
By: Sean Devlin
SNHU starts with education, then builds around voice and access.
By: Sean Devlin
Turn disruption into a new direction.
By: Sean Devlin
Build the framework managers need to lead team updates.
By: Sean Devlin
Internal communicators shouldn’t always view workplace critics as an obstacle to overcome. Instead, they can utilize critics’ perspectives to help find weak spots in their messaging and make their comms connect better.
By: Sean Devlin
ClickUp’s CEO focuses on humanity in an AI-related layoff note.
By: Sean Devlin
Different approaches are needed for deskless employees.
By: Sean Devlin
Saying no with a yes-and.
