Engaging Internal Comms Craig Smith
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Employee engagement and internal communications interviews, ideas and best practices. Every other Tuesday we will be exploring industry best practice and hearing from leading practitioners. We will hear how they are making internal communications, employee engagement and related areas a strategic priority. We will cut through the gloss and get to the down-to-earth, practical issues we face when raising the profile of this essential profession. Craig Smith from The Big Picture People (formally BigPicture Learning) is your host for the show.
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Engaging Volunteers | S5 E11
Ever wondered how aligning volunteer work with your company's mission can boost employee engagement? In this episode, we delve into the art of connecting purpose and volunteering. It's not just about offering opportunities; it's about ensuring they resonate with your team's values. Listen in to discover how a meaningful match can transform your workforce's enthusiasm and commitment.
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The role of ego in communication | S5 E10
Understanding Ego in the Workplace: Ego is a term that frequently carries a negative connotation, conjuring images of arrogance and self-centredness. However, in this episode, we challenge this perception by dissecting the multifaceted role of ego in communication. At its core, ego can be seen as our sense of self-importance and identity, and it's not inherently negative. In fact, a healthy ego can contribute to confidence and assertiveness.
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The Rules of Persuasion | S5 E9
Persuasion is often seen as a double-edged sword, capable of both influence and manipulation. In this episode of our podcast, we grapple with the ethical dimensions of persuasive communication. It's fascinating to consider how the nuances of argument, emotion, and character shape our messages and actions. In the journey of aligning employees with a company's vision, understanding the true essence of persuasion is key.
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The impact of AI on internal comms | S5 E8
We're delving deep into the world of AI once again on the podcast! This time, we're exploring the role of AI in internal communications. It's not just about content generation, it's also about delivery. AI can ensure that the right content reaches the right audience at the right time. An often-overlooked aspect, but crucial nonetheless! We use the analogy of AI as the plumbing that delivers content, while humans or AI create the content. This episode will illuminate how AI can be a powerful tool in shaping and delivering internal communications.
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Dealing with retention, turnover and absenteeism | S5 E7
Curious about the drivers behind employee turnover? It's not just about the salary. Join us as we explore both financial and non-financial drivers, and the role of line managers in preventing the challenges of retention, turnover, and absenteeism in organisations. Our guest, Douglas Brown, provides insights and strategies for internal communicators and employee engagement professionals on how to create a more engaged and committed workforce.
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The pay gap and internal communication | S5 E6
An issue that has risen in prominence due to recent legislation changes, is the pay gap, particularly between genders, and its impact on employee engagement and internal communications. Michelle Gyimah, based in Spain, specialises in helping organisations improve conversations with employees about pay and pay gap issues. The episode also explores how organisations are using pay gap reporting to communicate their value as an employer and address the pay gap.
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Craig Smith's podcast delves deep into employee engagement and internal communications. His thorough preparation and engaging conversations with guests make each episode a valuable resource for professionals in this field. Highly recommend exploring the wealth of insights from various industry experts. Thanks, Craig! 🎧🌟
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I was interviewed by Craig Smith for this podcast, and it was one of the most engaging and interesting conversations I have had about leadership, teams and organizational cultures. Craig prepares for the episode in detail so guests like me are ready to share at their best. And his description of the podcast is very thorough as well, making it easier for potential listeners to find the episodes that are a match for their interests. I hope you will check out NOT ONLY my episode, but many others. AND . . . thank you Craig!