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Köpek teaches Hudson to Communicate like a Smart Puppy
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Köpek teaches Hudson to Communicate like a Smart Puppy
Köpek (age 1-½) shows Hudson (age 2) how to use her communications tools. Mostly, she uses her nose to actuate the sound sources, but sometimes she uses her front paws. Hudson, wanting to emulate techniques exactly, tries to use his nose to actuate the sounds as well, but that’s how its done, right? Being a quick study, Hudson has already picked up on how to get Köpek to jump through a hoop and even commands her to do so using Türkçe. Köpek learned her skills of button pressing and bell ringing at about 2 months old, and later how to jump through a hoop on command at about 1 year old. (see: https://vimeo.com/115642657 and https://vimeo.com/147979112) Likes: 0 Viewed: source
Köpek teaches Hudson to Communicate like a Smart Puppy
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Köpek teaches Hudson to Communicate like a Smart Puppy
Köpek (age 1-½) shows Hudson (age 2) how to use her communications tools. Mostly, she uses her nose to actuate the sound sources, but sometimes she uses her front paws. Hudson, wanting to emulate techniques exactly, tries to use his nose to actuate the sounds as well, but that’s how its done, right? Being a quick study, Hudson has already picked up on how to get Köpek to jump through a hoop and even commands her to do so using Türkçe. Köpek learned her skills of button pressing and bell ringing at about 2 months old, and later how to jump through a hoop on command at about 1 year old. (see: https://vimeo.com/115642657 and https://vimeo.com/147979112) Likes: 0 Viewed: source
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A lesson in history: why internal communications ended up being vital for companies
Why do companies seem to spend their resources much more on external interactions and PR than on internal affairs? Well, history has shown that organizations tend to spend as much as they need on making a name for themselves both locally and globally. Such trend seems to still linger in today’s businesses, but the question now is: why do business owners disregard, to some extent, the importance of also investing in internal communications within their businesses?
Don Burns has previously addressed the intricacies and the historical development of communications, which serves as the perfect starting point to mention how, after decades of trial and error, companies that realized the magnificence of assessing what is said within their own walls, ended up discovering at least three important and vital aspects of communication from an internal standpoint.
According to what was previously considered as effective in terms of communications within the corporate realm, an external communication strategy used to be no less than vital to succeed, as it was —and seems to be— the only way to develop a name globally. Nonetheless, focusing solely on this aspects leaves the other side of the equation blank: what about communications internally?
Thankfully, and after the emergence of the digital era and the development of different internal communications tools, companies started to pay special attention to this issue, which helped them find that a consistent, coherent internal communications strategy was crucial to align employees and collaborators with the company’s goals, procedures, and corporate culture.
Nevertheless, even after the realization of these facts, the vast majority of companies seem to be reluctant to budget enough and invest on developing their internal comms. And surely the historical misconception of the development of the so-called status quo is to blame.
Sure, not providing customers with what they desire is detrimental to any business; however, not empowering the people who are responsible for delivering these goods, these services and the subsequent support is even worse. Providing collaborators and employees with the right communication tools will enable them to ensure the required levels of customer satisfaction. Thus, and after taking a look at the point where communications within the corporate realm gained further importance, here are three lessons in regard to why developing internal communications is as important as trying to make a name globally:
Customer Satisfaction
Adopting a whole new internal communications culture will result in customer satisfaction. Every member of the team needs to be aware of how to proceed when it comes to addressing a prospect and, more importantly, to direct them through the sales funnel.
In this sense, collaborators also need to be aware of how to proceed when it comes to facing different unfortunate events such as negative PR or pejorative reviews. Clearly, outlining and, moreover, successfully communicating these strategies ensures the team avoids being caught off guard during these events.
And last but not least, it is always good to be prepared for the usage of social media tools: these can lead to highly valuable prospects or the entire opposite.
Collaborator satisfaction
Given the pace at which today’s juncture is unfolding makes the process of keeping employees motivated and engaged a daunting challenge. Thus, depending on how well companies and businesses, in general, are able to communicate their vision, goals, internal purposes and corporate culture, the degree to which a team stays engaged will vary. As depicted, internal communications, when carried out properly, allow employees to stay happy, committed, engaged and, above all, in sync with what the company or the business wishes to accomplish.
The above can also be broken into different aspects: when companies are able to convey what is expected of their collaborators, the likelihood of them reaching the goals is much higher. Besides, feedback will flow in a more transparent, honest way, thusly improving the way managers and employees work together. In this line, the range of options for growth is positively affected for not only there will be an improved and friendlier collaborative working environment, but also a culture of listening to each other.
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Better performance
Considering what has been said above, it is clear that capitalizing on the positive effects of developing internal communications results in an increase of the overall efficiency within businesses. The most valuable lesson here is: happy employees secure happy customers. The snowball effect depends on creating and establishing the proper environment both internally and externally, which, in turn, ensures satisfied clients, higher levels of brand awareness, client retention and, last but not least, revenue. Building a successful business under today’s circumstances requires a thorough analysis of how companies have addressed their communications strategies. It is now understandable that solely focusing on the external part leaves the other side, perhaps as important as the outer field, unbalanced.
I’m using the app Rolltape right now and I love it. It’s a way to send audio messages to friends and loved ones, like voicemail that never cuts you off. Really great if you’re in a place where talking is a bit easier than writing (what? This is not my norm, believe me) or you’re just looking for an alternative to text and email. Check it out, it’s a very easy app and even lets you add music and images. Hat tip to the amazing podcast Happier for the recommendation!
Presentation to the Rotary Club of Dingley Village
This evening I was invited to the Rotary Club of Dingley Village to discuss marketing strategies and communication tools to assist in the promotion of the Club and its activities. The Rotary Club of Dingley Village is one of 49 clubs within District 9810, covering Melbourne’s eastern and southeastern suburbs. Rotary is increasingly looking at…
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