business · What do we mean by employee engagement? John and Shaun chat about what employee engagement means while falling off their comms cupboard chairs.
Blog · Business communications and following your instinct Martin Knight, MD of Home, talks to Shaun Weston about employee engagement and internal communications in this podcast transcript.
Podcast · Martin Knight on business communications and following your instinct Martin Knight, MD of Home, talks to Shaun Weston about the changing face of employee engagement and internal communications over the years.
Podcast · How to be good at breaking bad news John and Shaun discuss the practicalities around delivering bad news, while sat in their pitch black cupboard.
Podcast · What skills do you need to work in comms? Stuck in the black fixings of their humid cupboard, John and Shaun talk about the various skills of a communications professional.
Podcast · The benefits of acknowledging people A pat on the back can mean the world to somebody. From the sticky gloom of their cupboard, John and Shaun discuss being kind in the workplace.
Podcast · Staying connected with global offices John and Shaun ruminate on the flexibility required for global communications while stuck in a hot cupboard.
Podcast · What have we learned from lockdown? Social distancing may be easy to talk about, but what about the practicalities of returning to the office? John and Shaun discuss the ins and outs.
Podcast · Automation for the (comms) people The fiddly business of automation is the hot topic from the comms cupboard this week, scrutinised by John and Shaun.
Podcast · Providing anonymous feedback – the pros and cons John and Shaun discuss the finer details of anonymity and the feedback process of communications, from the inky corners of their comms cupboard.
Podcast · Trust, empowerment and death by committee John and Shaun fixate on decisions made by committee from the blackness of their cupboard confines.
Podcast · Fear and loathing of social media for business John and Shaun discuss social media from a business and communications point of view, from the gloom of their soundproof cupboard.
