Strategic communications. I help employees AND executives row together in the right direction. Senior content creator/writer and editor. Brand storyteller.
Trends 2023: 10 thought leadership predictions for the year ahead - 2023 thought leadership trends https://?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=im-share-button
https://t.co/CdQbxyCJ4m Comprehensive, thoughtful round-up of internal channels. Check 'em out, but FIRST make sure you know employees PREFERRED channels, so you can compare or just enhance what is already the "go-to."
The past is past; nothing can change it. But the future depends on the present; we still have the opportunity to shape it. This is not a matter of employing technology or spending more money, it's a question of developing a sense of concern for others' well-being
"Now's a bad time to lean on your employee[s'] sense of loyalty, but a good time to lean on their sense of possibility. New opportunity, high-quality networking, exposure to different ideas. That's what people in a liminal space can actually engage with." -@rawsignalgroup
I agree with Andrea Greenhous (she/her) that "VUCA," a highly meaningful acronym that stands for "volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity" (originally coined by the US Army) should be on everyone's radar, especially internal communicators. More:https://t.co/7rGx7HbY7n
Sign of the times -"Hospitality workers quitting in droves": https://t.co/enLcYXtItJ The reasons are many. Signing bonuses aren't helping find new talent, either.
How can CHROs lead in the changing world of work? Sam Palmisano advises, “#HR leaders need to think about the knowledge level of their enterprise around the responsible use of #data, the ethical use of data, and best practices around the use of this data.”... #TeamWDAY
Wonderful: #ForbesOver50 "Meet those who, after 50, are achieving their greatest accomplishments." For the record, Boomers, etc. have no interest in competing with milenials, etc., just in figuring out how to best work together with ALL wise women. https://t.co/muJCOlqqeS
Great tip: In the "next" normal of working, help leaders keep their comms short and personal using selfies: Answer one question; ditch the script; do multiple takes; encourage feedback. Thanks for posting @alisonbdavis. Here's more: https://t.co/QB8KS9qDx6
The "new normal" will be about changing the old, worn out dictums about work: “It’s the Next Normal we’re headed to, not ‘back to normal": https://t.co/NnPiYT4GVC
Now, this is good news: "Business leaders are on the brink of major updates to accommodate what employees want: the best of both worlds [remote and on-site]. Highly relevant research: https://t.co/ieuwpITog3 #internalcommunications#hybridwork
I only wish that differences could be worked out better. "A shocking 30% of Millennials feel that Boomers are holding them back in the workplace" – Here's why https://t.co/67ZiVgaWJF