2015
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2690026
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Internal Communication: Practices and Implications Practitionerss Perspectives

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“…Junior staffs usually receive information about their works from senior staffs in the organization. Hence, downward communication enables junior staffs to understand expectations from the senior leaders in performing their tasks [10].…”
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“…Junior staffs usually receive information about their works from senior staffs in the organization. Hence, downward communication enables junior staffs to understand expectations from the senior leaders in performing their tasks [10].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…The way on how organization communicates with its employee reflects the performance of its employees. Effective communication allows employees in an organization to become productive and efficient [10].…”
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“…Organizational internal communication has the function of increasing organizational value. Effective communication with employees is the key to instilling a sense of belonging to employees in the organization, and a sense of belonging, motivating employees to work with maximum capacity (Verghese, 2017). Effective internal communication can reduce uncertainty and function as a catalyst for organizational change.…”
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“…In this way, a good internal communication process can generate: greater commitment on the part of employees; superior organizational results; influence the organization's reputation; greater knowledge sharing; and greater involvement on the part of the collaborators (Verghese, 2017), so, in the context of demographic changes and social, economic, cultural transformations, with repercussions in the workplace and in organizations, the authors and the organizations themselves have come to be increasingly concerned with issues related to knowledge sharing (Cloutier, et al, 2012).…”
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