Branding and Internal Communication
September 7th, 2009 by admin
Marketers branding products do essentially the same thing: send out a series of messages designed to build a positive reputation over time. And, when messages to employees enjoy trust and goodwill, then the manager crapper use communication to process productivity and retention. The best way to transmit is to be honest about the situation. The employees module get the message clearly if it is not ambiguous.
In a sense, referring to this process of building trust and goodwill as branding might be just a semantic exercise. However, I think that when we put a name to a process, we make it easier to compass and follow. And, that haw be the real value of referring to branding in the context of employee communication.
Let’s also look at this issue in a broader sense, too, because it’s important to remember the different roles of communication in productivity and retention. Three generic types of communication figure in our thinking: instructional, contextual, and motivational.
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