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I'll preface this by setting some context. My team is extremely under man powered and I'm just helping my colleagues cover while we are looking to hire a corporate communications manager in the last 6 months.
Somehow I have been pulled into these PR meetings which I have absolutely zero clue on how to contribute. And somehow there is an expectation for me to know things?
I know that whatever press releases that goes out needs to be shared or tagged on our socials but besides that I'm absolutely clueless. I'm the person who builds content for our websites and share it on our social channels.
I feel like I'm failing at something that's not even my wheelhouse and getting yelled at alot. Should I tell my boss to just quit telling me support on PR because it's not what I'm hired for in the first place.
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