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The Importance of Effective Workplace Communication
Communication is at the heart of every human interaction. In the workplace, it’s how work gets done, relationships are built, and cultures develop. This post explores everything you need to know about effective workplace communication, from its various forms to its benefits, and 11 strategies you can share with your employees to improve their performance and success.

10 Companies With Effective Internal Communications
Internal communication is the lifeblood of a company. It ensures everyone is connected and headed in the same direction, driving toward the same goals. When it’s effective, communication can also improve employee engagement. Energage recently published the Top Workplaces culture excellence award for communication. Here we highlight ten of the award-winning companies.

When employees feel well-informed about organizational changes, they’re more likely to align with you even if they don’t totally agree.
From the top of the organization to the front line, communicating important decisions effectively lays the groundwork for success. Done right, you’ll see that most employees are receptive to changes in the workplace.

The Importance of an Employee Connection Strategy
Employee connection is at risk right now. Creating a formalized, intentional strategy will position your organization for success now and in the future.

Keeping open the lines of communication is more important than ever.
Keeping open the lines of communication between leaders, managers, and employees is especially important in times of change. Here are two culture drivers that require attention.