Employee Communication vs. Internal Communication
Some prefer “Employee Communication” and some prefer “Internal Communication.” What say you? Take the poll.
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Loren Yaskin
about 8 years agoI actually say both. 'Internal' sounds more official and more appropriate for a title or a team/department, but 'employee' seems more appropriate for the act itselt. 'Employee' also seems to resonate with people more. I see the light bulb go off when I mention 'employee' communication.
Chuck Gose (@chuckgose)
about 8 years agoI wondered the same thing. Here's how some answered. http://blog.rmgnetworks.com/blog/bid/322856/Which-is-it-internal-communications-or-employee-communications
KC Joyce
about 8 years agoActually, I prefer organizational communication - which works no matter who comprises the constituency of an enterprise.
Paul Barton
about 8 years agoI've always thought of Organizational Communication as being internal and external communications, including employee communication, public relations, shareholder relations, etc.