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Talking Matters.




"Engaging employees through effective communication is what smart organisations do. Communicating effectively means being open and transparent, proactive and visible in
sharing the organisation’s strategic course, and explaining what’s taking place and why, and always addressing the ‘What’s in it for me?’ imperative."



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Anônimo disse…
I read the post "Talking Matters (from Ogilvy PR)." and then I spent another hour on your blog by reading your posts with pleasure :) Every article is interesting and easy to read. I really like the "Behaviour talks louder than speeches.".

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