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Sarah Browning

Nebraska
As seen in: SWWIM Every Day, Poetry Magazine, Poetry Off the Shelf, Lincoln Journal Star, JD Supra, Bryan-College Station Eagle, Mason City Globe Gazette, CounterPunch, Lexology, Sioux City Journal and
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Is everything really a priority in internal comms?

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By Sarah Browning
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In challenging times, it can feel like everyone is fighting for their thing to be the priority. And when you’re working closely on something, it’s obvious that it feels that way. But I believe it’s the job of the internal comms team to work out what is important and what actually isn’t, so that our people aren’t overwhelmed by too much noise and/or conflicting demands. When I first started my career in internal comms, people didn’t really want to talk to us at all.
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How to avoid hidden messages and misunderstandings

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By Sarah Browning
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One piece of communication can send many messages, some of which may not be immediately obvious to the person sending it. For example, if you are reporting company feedback and choose to only publish the views of external stakeholders, you may be sending out the message that your employees’ opinions aren’t important.
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How to put the case for internal communication resource

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By Sarah Browning
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Most internal communications people I know would love to have more resource in their team. (Let’s be honest, some would simply like to have a team or even an internal comms-focussed job description.) These internal comms professionals know that even a small increase in resource could enable them to make a bigger difference to their organisations. Internal comms has changed a lot over the last few years.
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