Russell Working is a staff writer for Ragan Communications. A former reporter for the Chicago Tribune, he has also freelanced for the New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, Columbia Journalism Review, the Boston Globe, the Los Angeles Times, the South China Morning Post, the Japan Times, and many other publications worldwide. Before moving to the Chicago area in 2003, he was based in the Russian Far East and Cyprus for six years. He has reported from throughout the former Soviet Union, China, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia, the Philippines, Turkey, Greece, the Middle East, and aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt. He is a visiting faculty member at Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA program in creative writing, and is the Pushcart Prize-winning author of two collections of short stories.

How to get employees to use (and love) your intranet

How to make video succeed under Facebook’s new algorithm

5 ways to bring boring stories to life for employees

Hospital's intranet brings order to chaos

How to get people to open, not delete, your organization’s emails

Level the playing field with targeted video

How health care organizations prove ROI through digital marketing

How to up your game in employee engagement

4 ways Cleveland Clinic data draws millions of readers to its blog

How to transform your livestreams from dull to dynamic

5 ways McDonald’s boosted executive communications

Timid about networking? Here’s how to succeed

How health care organizations prove ROI through digital marketing

How to launch a successful internal communications app

University launches brand journalism site to tout news, research