I recently ran a writing workshop for a group of internal communication ‘power’ users and came away with a lot of interesting insights.
As an internal communication professional I get to vet messages hitting large groups of people everyday. These range from simple office updates to complex change management roll-outs. With the speed at which communication [...]
Archive for October, 2009
Helping Employees ‘Get’ Your Message Through Effective Writing
Posted in Blogroll, tagged credibility, effective writing, effective writing workshop, English as a language, India, internal communications, internal communicators, internal writers, messaging, quality of communication, writing, writing workshop on October 27, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Are you Embracing ‘Employee-Led’ CSR and Communication?
Posted in Blogroll, tagged Business World, CEO, change, communication, communications department, CSR, employee-led, floods, growth, HR, IC, India, internal communication, internal communications, internal communications manager, internal communications professional, maturity model, NASSCOM, NASSCOM Foundation, South India, sustainability on October 8, 2009 | 7 Comments »
‘A small favor’ said the subject line. An e-mail winged in from a motivated employee calling interested individuals to chip in aid of the victims of the worst floods South India has seen in decades. The mail goes on to articulate the project, the effort, the expectation, the plan and people involved. Right down to [...]


