Study: Internal comms seen as a business afterthought
New data show that most communicators in the U.S. and Canada are smothered within a larger department, which stymies progress, growth, influence and productivity.
New data show that most communicators in the U.S. and Canada are smothered within a larger department, which stymies progress, growth, influence and productivity.
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Even seasoned communicators are prone to sharing hackneyed words and phrases that make eyes roll and blood boil. Here are 10 that should be relegated to the dustbin of history.
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Clunky, cluttered navigation, lack of training and neglecting user preferences will quickly sink your employee hub.
Getting your byline in a prestigious publication could be a career coup for you or your client. Here’s how to land coveted coverage in The Gray Lady.
As staffers get increasingly bombarded with internal missives, they are less likely to read them all the way through—if they open them at all. This batch of tactics can help.
You can write a lively, fluid story. Your copy’s never sloppy. So what? Here’s how to become irreplaceable in your workplace.
The nationally known medical center countered CNN’s reporting—first internally with staff listening sessions and then externally with strongly worded statements and a video interview.
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The pizza chain created a video montage of consumers’ snark-filled tweets to apologize for the recent PR crisis caused by its founder and former chief. It didn’t go over well.
Data covering who was opening, reading and engaging with messages at FireEye, a cyber security company, prompted a change in approach, which boosted efficiency.
Set your dispersed team up to succeed by facilitating open dialogue, encouraging lots of questions and forging meaningful relationships.
Communication is at the heart of leadership at every level of an organization, but solving problems and handling workplace emotions can be challenging.