Too much info.
No clear story.
No strong finish.
A good conference answers:
“Where are we going next?”
#InternalComms
Palantir Employees Are Starting to Wonder if They're the Bad Guys
Wondering how real‑time chat can supercharge your team's collaboration and engagement? Our latest post breaks down the shift to instant messaging, the productivity perks, and practical steps to integrate it safely. Dive in and see how to make conversations count! 👉 Read more in the blog.
Silence during change breeds anxiety.
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We're delighted to announce Screenly AlignCentral, our newest innovation that empowers leadership teams to communicate their objectives, updates, and culture more effectively than ever before.
No more missed emails or cluttered inboxes. Transform how you communicate with your team. Seamlessly deliver multimedia messages across screens and tools, keeping your organization aligned and engaged.
https://stage.screenly.io/blog/2025/01/17/screenly-align-central-launch/
#digitalsignage #leadership #internalcomms
https://stage.screenly.io/blog/2025/01/17/screenly-align-central-launch/
Screenly AlignCentral makes it easier than ever to keep your team on the same page. Whether you are in-office or a fully remote team, Screenly AlignCentral ensures your mission, KPIs, and culture are shared company-wide.
Co-hosts Sharon Weaver (@sharoneweaver) and Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet) once again show that what CAN go wrong on a project typically DOES go wrong. Episode 3 will discuss the problem of "Getting Lost in Translation: Bridging Communication Gaps"
Is anyone here doing a #podcast for an internal company audience? What's your strategy for getting it out to people? I've done a few that I think are very good, but getting listeners is extremely challenging since we can't just add them to a public XML feed. We can only use gated, secure methods.