Objectives
After reading this chapter, you will be able to:
- define crisis communication;
- have a crisis management plan;
- identify causes of crises and lessons for managing crises;
- apply the uses of argument in crises;
- discuss the dangers of managers talking off the cuff;
- discuss the implications of management failure to identify public sentiment;
- explain ways in which managers fail to unify empathy.
Introduction
Crises tend to take the form of disasters; problems with products or services; issues with personnel, political, or social upheavals; or ethical breaches. Regardless of the root cause, the organization must work its way out of the crisis successfully if it is to survive. The terror attack of September 11, ...
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