See if this sounds familiar: As you walk into the office one morning, your CEO meets you on the way to your desk and directs you to send an email about his latest initiative.
When you open your inbox, you see a message from the finance department entreating you to post an article on the intranet reminding employees about the new way to file expense reports.
After lunch, an executive says he wants you to make a brochure about his new, big idea.
By the end of the day, you realize you haven’t even begun tackling your to-do list because you’ve spent the past eight hours taking orders from everyone else.
It’s time to stop being an order taker. It’s time to create—and stick to—an internal communication strategy.
[WHITE PAPER: Today’s internal communications challenges and how to remedy them.]
This infographic from All Things IC can help you create one. The infographic lists what your strategy should address and include, as well as how long it should be, who should write it and more.
Take a look:
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