John Harrington
Sep 14, 2020

Yes, ageism can affect young PR pros too

Ageism is not only a problem for 'older' PR professionals; it can also negatively affect their younger counterparts.

Younger PRs can feel stereotyped as digital experts (picture: Morsa Images via Getty Images)

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