Service ultimately condemned his actions
The boy eventually does so (for a bid of 17,000 euros) and the Public Prosecution Service wants to prosecute Wahib for distributing child pornography. Wahib loses work, 'image' and future prospects. The Public Prosecution as a criminal offence. But it also decided that Wahib had already been publicly punished and thus not being prosecuted. Then Wahib sat down at Op1's table. Well trained, because according to the rules of crisis communication, he was the first to apologize.Especially generous apologies. In such a scandal, that's the only salvation: through your knees, through your knees, through your knees. Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea culpa. Wahid does that well: it is personal, sincere and authentic. And therein lies the paradoxical power photo editor of really good crisis communication: prepare your reactions, your story, your core messages well. Then it becomes credible. 8. Good crisis communication: bounce and head.
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You can see from him that he is media trained through and through: he has his messages in order. But what Tata Steel director Marcel van den Berg does especially well is bending with emotions. As usual in journalism, interviewer Marielle Tweebeeke asks questions in the form of accusations, statements, assumptions, and reproaches when a damning report is published about health damage caused by emissions at Tata Steel.
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