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/25 May 2017

‘Game changing’ new digital resource MUSE, designed exclusively for the internal comms community, has been formally accredited by The Institute of Internal Communication (IoIC) for its Continuing Professional Development

Muse’s ‘Learning & Development Lounge’ of quality, bite-sized, curated digests and downloadable workshops has been assessed by the Institute of Internal Communication (IoIC), the UK’s only professional body specialising in internal communication, and has met their new standards for accreditation. Muse L&D...

/16 May 2017

/By Jo Moffatt

Woodreed’s Muse identified as a game-changer for internal comms

We’re really excited to be featured in Mike Klein’s Changing the Terms blog. Mike’s a leading author, influencer and IC strategist and has identified Muse as one of six new tools and methodologies of particular interest “in that they are focused on driving...

/15 May 2017

/By Jo Moffatt

Rewriting the rules for the digital age – what you need to know to win in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Deloittes have just published their 2017 Global Human Capital Trends report. It’s subtitled “Rewriting the rules for the digital age” and stretches to 144 pages. They have identified ten trends which, in the interests of the work/life balance of our readers, we...

/09 May 2017

/By Jo Moffatt

Why your 1st impression may be your last

What first impression should you be making? In her new book, “Presence”, Harvard Business School Professor Amy Cuddy explains that when someone meets you for the first time, they ask themselves two important questions: 1.Can I trust this person? 2.Can I respect...

/27 Mar 2017

/By Charlotte Dahl

Why can’t we free ourselves from the shackles of corporate speak when we write?

Another meeting, another admittance from the client across the table that as soon as the fingers begin to tap on the keyboard, the cold, rational, corporate robot marches out stiffly in need of a good oil. I wish I didn’t do it,...

/13 Mar 2017

/By Charlotte Dahl

Would you let your IT department loose on your customer comms? Didn’t think so. Then why are they writing employee comms?

Willis Towers Watson estimates that a business of 100 employees wastes on average 17 hours every week just clarifying internal comms. That’s £400,000 a year. Enough to make a grown CFO weep. Compare this to companies with highly effective IC who report...

‘Game changing’ new digital resource MUSE, designed exclusively for the internal comms community, has been formally accredited by The Institute of Internal Communication (IoIC) for its Continuing Professional Development

Woodreed’s Muse identified as a game-changer for internal comms

Rewriting the rules for the digital age – what you need to know to win in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Why your 1st impression may be your last

Why can’t we free ourselves from the shackles of corporate speak when we write?

Would you let your IT department loose on your customer comms? Didn’t think so. Then why are they writing employee comms?

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