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Frank’s naked truth about HR communication

byWedge
26 October 2009
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I just have to point you to Frank Roche‘s 35 bullet points about Internal HR Comms – I particularly like numbers 4, 19, 21, 26 and the last one.

The design of your comms matters. The tone, the voice, of your comms matters. You don’t have to write the perfect communiqué – you do have to consider your audience and write for them, not yourself or your boss or the content expert.

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I’m Wedge, and this is my blogsite! I’ve worked around internal communications since 2004, managing intranets and digital comms. Now I specialise in comms and content, considering the tech and the user experience. I founded the Intranet Now conference. You can catch up with me on Twitter - I’m @Wedge.
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