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Your one stop shop for everything you need to know about effective internal communications for your 2020 communications plan and strategy.
Read the full article to discover content on more than 20 IC topics as well as a link to download the free 45 page pdf guide. 
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April 28, 2022 5:37 AM
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A manager's guide to communicating with employees. This guide provides very practical suggestions to help you decide how best to communicate with staff in different situations.
Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)'s insight:
This is my all time favourite internal communications guide Doesn't hurt that it's Canadian. It's well laid out and provides some very easy to understand and implement advice. The quick guide sums up the the whole document. And the plain language section is worthy of note. An impressive guide for a provincial government to put together and support.
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"Our guide to great communication skills from an internal employee perspective: Covering strategy, engagement, planning, tools and skills. This is the manual we use with our clients to ensure they get, support and do what they need to from a communication perspective to deliver the business agenda." View the presentation above to find out more about the sections of this 117 guide which cover:
You can also view (and print) the 2015 version of this as a flipbook. Sourced from warwickers.com.
Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)'s insight:
What a wonderful resource. This useful guide is about doing more of the right things and developing great habits. It dips into strategic and tactical communication why and hows plus some of the skills required to effectively communicate. Lots of tips to help you help others improve their communication skills based on their role in the organization.
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Wow! This is an amazing resource. It provides a great summary on so many topics, examples, tips and tools, and links to supporting material and people. Not only is this valuable for ICers, but if you have trouble explaining what you can do for an organization, I would recommend sharing this guide with your decision makers.