Intraskope – Internal Communication Perspectives
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Presenting the 37th edition of Intraskope’s Spotlight on Internal Communication Series featuringAnuroopa Pereira. Watch the complete video interview on You Tube or read the transcript below. Anuroopa heads Corporate Communications at Applied Materials India and has over 15+ years of local and international experience in managing public relations campaigns and analyst relations programs for Fortune 500 companies in India and Asia Pacific and Japan. That apart, […]
This blog post first appeared on my Linkedin page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aniisu/ When organizations provide clear direction and empowers staff, there are higher chances of employees staying engaged. Building ‘KRAs’, investing in a shared future and leveraging the ‘wisdom of crowds’ can uplift the engagement in offices, however dispersed they maybe. While most organizations rely on the human […]
Recently, a communicator overseeing employee and external communication for a not-for-profit wrote to me seeking advice. Let us call her ‘Mira’. Here is Mira’s case. Reflect on it and share how you would help her overcome the challenges she faces. Mira joined a year ago at Secure, a not-for-profit. She leads the responsibility of communicating […]
Delighted to be part of ‘The Next Level’, a wonderful publication from IC Kollectif: https://www.ickollectif.com/report Kudos to Lise for curating the content with her team of collaborators: https://www.ickollectif.com/report-contributors It is a treasure trove of insights, practices and intelligence that will equip communication practitioners, academicians and students to lead in the future. #businessvalue #ICKReport #Comms #IC #internalcomms Do […]
Doing one’s role is an expectation every organization has of an individual. There are measures to gauge the level of impact you are making and the organization recognizes that effort. Every well-meaning employee can just get by doing what they are expected to do. Doing your work and going home is possibly the right thing […]